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# Cost and Quality of Fuel **s for Electric Utility Plants 200**  **1**

March **2004**

**Energy Information Administration** Office of Coal, Nuclear, Electric and Alternate Fuels U.S. Department of Energy Washington DC 20585

This report was prepared by the Energy Information Administration, the independent statistical and analytical agency within the Department of Energy. The information contained herein should not be construed as advocating or reflecting any policy position of the Department of Energy or any other organization.

# Prefac **e**

**Background**
The Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Utility Plants 2001 is prepared by the Electric Power Division; Office of Coal, Nuclear, Electric and Alternate Fuels; Energy Information Administration (EIA); U.S. Department of Energy. This publication provides information concerning the quality, quantity, and cost of fossil fuels used by utility power plants to produce electricity in the United States. 

# Coverage of SourcesThe information contained in this publication is compiled from data reported on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Form 423, "Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants." The FERC Form 423 is a monthly survey that collects data from steam-electric and combined-cycle plants with a total generator nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Data for gas-turbines and internal combustion units are not collected on this survey, nor is their generating capacity used to determine the 50-megawatt threshold. The geographic coverage of the survey includes the contiguous United States, Alaska, Hawaii, and the District of Columbia. Data on nonutility power plants are not collected on this survey. Understanding the effect of the restructuring of the electricity industry is important when reviewing data presented in this publication. Since January 1998, many electric utilities have sold their electric plants or spun them off into unregulated subsidiaries. Once a plant becomes the property of an unregulated entity, it is no longer required to file on the FERC Form 423 survey. One of the most important effects of restructuring on data presented in this publication is the cost data. Restructuring has allowed many plants to stop reporting data on the FERC Form 423. In doing so, data at the State, Census Division, and National level have been affected by the elimination of respondents from the survey. Depending on the volume and price of fuel delivered to a specific plant, its removal from the database can substantially change the weighted average cost of fuel shown for a particular State. Dataon the cost of fuel collected on this survey have historically been used by many industry participants as part of an index to adjust the price of fuel delivered under contracts. The use of these data should be reviewed to determine the effect that reclassification and subsequent removal of plants from the database have on the index.
Publication ContactQuestions of a general nature concerning this publication should be directed to: Robert Schnapp (202/287-1787 ) Director, Electric Power Divisio n e-mail: robert.schnapp@eia.doe.gov ; Dean Fennell (202/287-1744 ) Team Leade r e-mail: dean.fennell@eia.doe.gov ; Specific questions regarding these data should be directed to: Stephen Scott (202/287-1737 ) e-mail: stephen.scott@eia.doe.go v

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# Content **s**

Pag e Summary Tables

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Fossil-Fuel Data at the Census Division and State Level

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## 5 Origin and Destination of Coal

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## 2 3 Fossil-Fuel Data at the Electric Utility and Plant Level

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# Table Index

Summary Tables
................................................................................................................. ............ ............................................. 1 Table ES1. Receipts of Fossil Fu els by Type of Fuel, 200 0-2001

............................................................... .......................... 1 Table ES2. Average Delivered Cost of Fuels by Type of Purchase, 2000-2001

.................................................... ................ 1 Table ES3. Average Quality of Co al by State of Origin, 20 00-2001

............................................................. ........................ 2 Table ES4. Receipts of Coal by Rank , 1997- 2001

............................................................................... .................................. 3 Chapter 1. Fossil-Fuel Data at th e Census Division and State Level
............................................................ .......................... 5 Table 1. Receipts of Coal by Ce nsus Division and State, 19 97-2001

............................................................ .................... 6 Table 2. Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Census Division an d State, 1997-2001

.............................................. ......... 7 Table 3. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coalby Type of Purchase, Mi ne Type, Census Divisio n andState ,2001

.................................................................................................................. .................................... 8 Table 4. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Rank, Census Di vision, and St ate, 2001

............................... 9 Table 5. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Co al by Sulfur Content, Census Division, and State , 2001

........................................................................................................................... ........................................ 1 0 Table 6. Receipts of Petroleum by Census Division an d State, 1997-2 001

....................................................... .............. 1 2 Table 7. Average Delivered Cost of Petroleu m by Census Division and State, 1997-2001

......................................... ... 1 3 Table 8. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Type of Purchase, Fuel Type, Censu s Divisionand State, 2001

........................................................................................................ ............................. 1 4 Table 9. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Pe troleum by Type, Census Division, and St ate, 2001

..................... 1 5 Table 10. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Residual Oil by Sulfur Content, Census Division an d State, 2001

..................................................................................................................... ..................................... 1 6 Table 11. Receipts of Gas by Cens us Division and State, 199 7-2001

............................................................ ................... 1 8 Table 12. Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Census Division an d State, 1997-2001

.............................................. ........ 1 9 Table 1.3 Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Ga s by Type of Purchase, Census Division and State , 2001

........................................................................................................................... ........................................ 2 0 Table 14. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Type, Census Di vision, and St ate, 2001

............................... 2 1 Table 15. Total Heating Value and Cost of Fo ssil Fuels by Census Divi sion and State, 2001

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Chapter 2. Origin and Destination of Coal
..................................................................................... ........................................ 2 3 Table 16. Origin of Coal by State, 2001

...................................................................................... ...................................... 2 4 Table 17. Receipts of Lignite by Electri c Utility, 2001

..................................................................................................... 2 4 Table 18. Receipts, Quality, and Average Delivered Cost of Imported Coal, 1 997-2001

.......................................... ....... 2 5 Table 19. Receipts of Appalachian Re gion Coal by Elec tric Utility , 2001

...................................................... ................. 2 9 Table 20. Receipts of Interior Region Non-Lignite Coalby Electric Utility, 2001

............................................. .............. 3 0 Table 21. Receipts of Western Region Non-Lignite Coal by Electric Utility, 200 1

.............................................. ............ 3 1 Table 22. Destination and Orig in of Coal byState, 2001

...................................................................... ............................ 3 3 Table 23. Origin and Destination of Coal byState, 2001

...................................................................... ............................ 3 7 Table 24. Origin of Coal Receive d by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001

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Chapter 3. Fossil-Fuel Data at the Electric Utility and Plant Level
........................................................... .......................... 8 7 Table 25. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipt s of Coal , 2001

.................................................... ................. 8 8 Table 26. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Petroleum, 2001

............................................... ............. 8 8 Table 27. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Gas, 2001

..................................................... ................. 8 9 Table 28. Receipts of Petrol eumCoke by Electri c Utility, 2001

................................................................ ........................ 8 9 Table 29. Receipts of No. 6 Fu el Oil by Electric Utility , 2001

............................................................... .......................... 9 0 Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Co al by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant , 2001

........................................................................................................................... ........................................ 9 1 Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels byElectric Utility and Plant, 2001

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# Summary Table **s**

Table ES1. Receipts of Fossil Fuels by Type of Fuel, 2000-2001

Percent Type of Fuel 2001 2000 Difference Change Total Coal (thousand short tons)

.......... .

Bituminous ............................................

. Subbituminous ......................................

. Lignite ...................................................

. Anthracite 1

........................................... . Total Petroleum (thousand barrels)

Residual No. 6 Fuel Oil.......................

. Distillate (No. 2 Fuel Oil)....................

. No. 4 and No. 5 Fuel Oil.....................

. Other Fuel Oils 2

................................... . Total Gas (million cubic feet)

................ .

Natural ..................................................

. Other 3

................................................... . 762,815 790,274

−27,459

−3.5 348,703 375,673

− 26,970

− 7.2 349,340 341,242 8,098 2.4 64,772 73,349

− 8,576

− 11.7

— 11

− 11

− 100.0 114,523 99,855 14,667 14.7 104,791 92,417 12,374 13.4

9,426 7,205 2,220 30.8

257 231 25 11.0 49 2 47 2350.0 2,152,366 2,629,986

− 477,620

− 18.2 2,148,924 2,618,199

−469,275

− 17.9 3,442 11,787

− 8,345

− 70.8

1 Anthracite includes anthracite silt and culm delivered from off-site storage

. 2 Other Fuel Oils include Jet Fuel, Kerosene, and Waste Oil

. 3 Other Gas includes Blast Furnace, Coke Oven, and Refinery Gas

. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of plants, year-to- year comparisons may not be valid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



## Table ES2. Average Delivered Cost of Fuels by Type of Purchase, 2000-2001

Percent Type of Purchase 2001 2000 Difference Change Total Coal (dollars per short ton)

.................... 24.68 24.28 0.39 1.6

Contract ............................................................. 23.67 24.15

− .48

− 2.0 Spot ................................................................... 28.64 24.85 3.79 15.3 Total Petroleum (dollars per barrel)

................ 24.86 28.24

−3.38

− 12.0

Contract ............................................................. 24.66 28.50

− 3.84

− 13.5 Spot ................................................................... 25.02 27.94

− 2.91

− 10.4 Total Gas (dollars per Mcf)

.............................. 4.61 4.38 .22 5.0

Firm Gas ........................................................... 4.50 4.37 .14 3.1 Interruptible Gas............................................... 4.4 5 4.19

. 25 6 .1 Spot Purchase Gas............................................ 4.74 4.46 .28 6.2
Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of p lants, year-to- year comparisons may not be valid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table ES3. Average Quality of Coal by State of Origin, 2000-2001

State of Origin Btu (per pound)

2001 2000 Sulfur (percent by weight)

2001 2000 Sulfur (pounds per Million
2001 Btu)
2000 Ash (percent by weight)

2001 2000
Alabama

............................. 12,136 12,222 1.15 1.07 0.95 0.87 12.74 12.59 Arizona

............................... 10,929 10,936 .51 .51 .47 .46 9.60 9.53 Colorado

............................. 11,068 11,096 .45 .46 .41 .41 8.46 8.31 Illinois................................. 11,421 11,633 2.21 2.11 1.94 1.81 8.66 8.17 Indiana

................................ 11,077 11,115 2.12 2.22 1.91 1.99 9.03 8.95 Kansas

................................ 10,573 10,808 3.73 4.58 3.53 4.24 20.10 19.58 Kentucky

............................ 12,166 12,217 1.48 1.51 1.22 1.23 11.02 10.55 Louisiana

............................ 6,839 6,814 1.15 1.02 1.68 1.49 13.66 13.45 Maryland

............................ 11,970 12,140 1.69 1.81 1.41 1.49 17.38 16.21 Missouri.............................. 10,940 10,823 4.67 3.82 4.27 3.53 16.58 15.09 Montana.............................. 9,099 9,179 .49 .45 .54 .49 6.27 5.72 New Mexico....................... 9,425 9,375 .68 .74 .73 .79 18.82 20.03 North Dakota...................... 6,537 6,528 .74 .72 1.13 1.10 9.63 9.49 Ohio.................................... 11,693 11,798 3.23 3.22 2.77 2.73 10.81 10.50 Oklahoma ........................... 12,559 12,883 3.01 3.65 2.39 2.84 10.48 9.46 Pennsylvania....................... 12,961 13,003 1.79 1.83 1.38 1.41 8.16 8.29 Tennessee

........................... 12,749 12,751 1.20 1.11 .94 .87 8.07 9.40 Texas

.................................. 6,405 6,383 1.13 1.01 1.76 1.58 16.62 16.92 Utah

.................................... 11,863 11,846 .52 .46 .44 .39 8.85 9.07 Virginia ............................... 12,750 12,891 .94 .93 .74 .72 10.58 9.84 Washington ......................... — 7,765 — .92 — 1.19 — 15.24 West Virginia

..................... 12,190 12,307 1.16 1.29 .95 1.05 12.58 11.57 Wyoming

............................ 8,689 8,697 .32 .31 .36 .36 5.29 5.23 Subtotal

............................. 9,994 10,097 .89 .93 .89 .92 8.85 8.87

Imported

.......................... 11,855 12,035 .66 .63 .56 .53 6.71 5.65
Total

................................ 10,019 10,115 .89 .93 .89 .91 8.82 8.84
Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts.• Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of plants, year-to- year comparisons may not be valid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’ .



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## Table ES4. Receipts of Coal by Rank, 1997-2001

Rank Receipts (thousand short tons) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost

Btu (per pound) Sulfur (percent by weight) Sulfur (pounds

per Million Btu) Ash (percent by weight) (cents per Million Btu) (dollars per short ton)

2001

Total Coal (thousand short tons)

................... 762,815 10,019 0.89 0.89 8.82 123.15 24.68

Bituminous..................................................... 348,703 11,919 1.42 1.19 10.5 138.73 33.07 Subbituminous

............................................... 349,340 8,780 .35 .39 6.2 103.92 18.25 Lignite............................................................ 64,772 6,479 .98 1.52 13.9 109.45 14.18 Anthracite 1

.................................................... — — — — — — — 2000

Total Coal (thousand short tons)

................... 790,274 10,115 .93 .91 8.84 120.04 24.28

Bituminous..................................................... 375,673 12,045 1.45 1.21 10.1 130.43 31.42 Subbituminous

............................................... 341,242 8,778 .35 .40 6.3 108.41 19.03 Lignite............................................................ 73,349 6,455 .91 1.41 14.2 94.25 12.17 Anthracite 1

.................................................... 11 7,625 .64 .84 37.2 76.90 11.73 1999

Total Coal (thousand short tons)

................... 908,232 10,163 1.01 .99 9.01 121.63 24.72

Bituminous..................................................... 444,399 12,064 1.57 1.30 10.2 131.38 31.70 Subbituminous

............................................... 386,271 8,724 .38 .43 6.6 110.40 19.26 Lignite............................................................ 77,425 6,434 .90 1.39 14.2 92.81 11.94 Anthracite 1

.................................................... 137 7,509 .64 .86 37.8 52.64 7.91 1998

Total Coal (thousand short tons)

................... 929,448 10,241 1.06 1.04 9.18 125.16 25.64

Bituminous..................................................... 478,252 12,033 1.61 1.34 10.5 134.56 32.38 Subbituminous

............................................... 373,496 8,728 .38 .44 6.6 113.34 19.79 Lignite............................................................ 77,189 6,471 .95 1.46 13.8 94.30 12.20 Anthracite 1

.................................................... 511 7,479 .55 .74 37.6 90.08 13.47 1997

Total Coal (thousand short tons)

................... 880,588 10,275 1.11 1.08 9.36 127.29 26.16

Bituminous..................................................... 466,104 12,017 1.65 1.38 10.5 135.00 32.45 Subbituminous

............................................... 336,805 8,737 .40 .45 6.7 118.54 20.71 Lignite............................................................ 76,928 6,478 .98 1.51 13.8 92.63 12.00 Anthracite 1

.................................................... 751 7,511 .53 .71 36.7 102.47 15.39

1 Anthracite includes anthracite silt and culm delivered from off-site storage. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of plants, year-to- year comparisons may not be valid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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# Fossil-Fuel Data at the Census Division and Stat **e Leve**  **l**

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## Table 1. Receipts of Coal by Census Division and State, 1997-2001 (Thousand Short Tons)

2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 New England

................................. 1,710 1,842 1,764 5,538 7,125

Connecticut .................................. — — 35 657 952 Maine ........................................... — — — — — Massachusetts .............................. — 324 394 3,473 4,545 New Hampshire ........................... 1,710 1,518 1,335 1,408 1,628 Rhode Island ................................ — — — — — Vermont ....................................... — — — — — Middle Atlantic

............................. 1,736 13,013 40,575 55,557 54,185

New Jersey................................... 214 1,825 2,597 2,312 2,087 New York .................................... 772 1,289 4,047 9,296 8,277 Pennsylvania ................................ 750 9,899 33,932 43,948 43,821 East North Central

....................... 165,239 167,092 201,873 208,745 202,401

Illinois .......................................... 16,281 14,263 36,241 39,867 40,750 Indiana .......................................... 51,840 51,494 56,933 57,091 53,353 Michigan ...................................... 33,466 32,491 33,281 34,906 32,145 Ohio .............................................. 39,764 46,680 51,568 53,442 52,743 Wisconsin ..................................... 23,888 22,164 23,850 23,438 23,410 West North Central

...................... 139,709 128,864 133,751 134,443 120,150

Iowa .............................................. 21,970 21,510 21,474 21,657 16,675 Kansas .......................................... 21,286 19,276 19,553 18,445 16,672 Minnesota ..................................... 18,059 17,717 16,559 17,915 17,591 Missouri ....................................... 39,039 32,871 37,486 38,589 33,553 Nebraska ...................................... 12,949 10,756 11,970 11,940 10,638 North Dakota ............................... 24,223 24,731 24,650 24,199 23,087 South Dakota ............................... 2,182 2,003 2,059 1,699 1,934 South Atlantic

............................... 136,547 143,082 159,284 159,850 149,311

Delaware ...................................... District of Columbia.................... 24

— 575 R −− 1,204

— 1,744

— 1,682

— Florida .......................................... 26,192 24,547 25,477 27,904 27,595 Georgia ......................................... 34,362 35,623 33,296 31,748 28,346 Maryland ...................................... — 6,171 11,143 10,845 10,139 North Carolina ............................. 25,944 22,365 25,575 27,818 26,151 South Carolina ............................. Virginia ........................................ 15,405 10,825 R 14,282 12,660 12,877 12,932 12,945 12,716 11,835 11,930 West Virginia............................... 23,795 26,857 36,780 34,130 31,633 East South Central

....................... 94,071 97,352 99,586 100,791 102,352

Alabama ....................................... 29,866 32,099 30,192 30,920 30,378 Kentucky ...................................... 33,844 32,247 35,435 36,962 39,550 Mississippi ................................... 6,123 5,293 6,423 5,886 6,043 Tennessee ..................................... 24,238 27,713 27,537 27,023 26,381 West South Central

...................... 125,473 135,798 151,343 144,195 135,858

Arkansas ....................................... 14,582 14,569 15,406 14,173 11,879 Louisiana ...................................... 8,113 9,845 13,854 14,043 13,167 Oklahoma ..................................... 17,118 18,375 20,999 19,747 18,378 Texas ............................................ 85,660 93,009 101,084 96,231 92,435 Mountain

........................................ 95,747 99,360 112,242 112,208 103,539

Arizona ......................................... 19,297 18,974 19,712 18,826 16,788 Colorado ....................................... 18,673 17,025 18,389 18,061 16,711 Idaho ............................................ — — — — — Montana ....................................... 307 317 10,417 10,520 9,160 Nevada ......................................... 8,055 7,872 8,075 8,035 6,851 New Mexico ................................ 11,543 14,786 16,059 15,841 15,775 Utah .............................................. 13,709 15,430 14,193 14,896 15,053 Wyoming ...................................... 24,163 24,957 25,396 26,029 23,201 Pacific Contiguous

........................ 2,583 3,871 7,812 8,120 5,667

California ..................................... — — — — — Oregon .......................................... 2,583 2,000 2,326 2,014 875 Washington .................................. — 1,871 5,486 6,106 4,792 Pacific Noncontiguous

.................. — — — — —

Alaska .......................................... — — — — — Hawaii .......................................... — — — — — Total

............................................... 762,815 790,274 908,232 929,448 880,588

R Revised.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Coal includes anthracite, bituminous coal, subbituminous coal, lignite, waste coal, and synthetic coal. Includes Imported Coal. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-e lectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of plants, year-to- year comparisons may not be v alid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 2. Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Census Division and State, 1997-2001

2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per million Btu) short ton) million Btu) short ton) million Btu) short ton) million Btu) short ton) million Btu) short ton) New England

................................. 167.22 43.5 2

Connecticut .................................. —

— Maine ........................................... — — Massachusetts .............................. —

— New Hampshire ........................... 167.22 43.5 2 Rhode Island ................................ — — Vermont ....................................... — — Middle Atlantic

............................. 143.07 37.1 4

New Jersey................................... 227.37 58.5 8 New York .................................... 141.60 37.0 6 Pennsylvania ................................ 120.63 31.1 2 East North Central

....................... 120.45 25.2 5

Illinois .......................................... 119.16 23.0 1 Indiana .......................................... 113.66 23.9 1 Michigan ...................................... 127.48 26.0 6 Ohio .............................................. 130.96 30.9 7 Wisconsin ..................................... 104.64 19.0 6 West North Central

...................... 89.14 14.9 7

Iowa.............................................. 81.36 14.0 9 Kansas .......................................... 104.76 18.2 0 Minnesota ..................................... 101.78 18.1 3 Missouri ....................................... 95.76 17.0 8 Nebraska ...................................... 56.57 9.7 1 North Dakota ............................... 74.15 9.7 4 South Dakota ............................... 103.27 17.4 1 South Atlantic

............................... 157.08 38.2 1

Delaware ...................................... 216.91 54.5 4 District of Columbia.................... —

— Florida .......................................... 171.81 41.7 4 Georgia ......................................... 166.07 39.0 4 Maryland ...................................... —

— North Carolina ............................. 159.30 39.2 0 South Carolina ............................. 156.52 39.4 0 153.06 40.16 156.75 41.22 167.60 42.94 171.18 43.67 — — 169.29 45.85 181.11 47.59 190.47 50.02

— — — — — — — — 174.65 45.89 173.39 45.63 167.63 42.30 169.91 42.72 148.45 38.94 151.50 39.79 161.22 42.35 163.23 42.62

— — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — 121.90 31.16 132.46 33.48 137.57 34.33 138.26 34.39 139.36 36.66 145.37 38.23 159.03 41.71 175.58 45.94 149.06 39.11 144.91 37.77 143.44 37.44 142.38 37.32 114.90 29.11 129.89 32.61 135.05 33.28 135.53 33.28 123.81 26.35 125.92 26.60 129.91 27.51 130.73 27.68 115.09 22.31 143.68 27.47 155.75 30.22 155.44 30.41 108.03 22.91 111.04 23.58 112.33 23.63 116.39 24.35 130.38 27.18 130.61 27.39 133.43 28.19 136.90 28.93 145.70 34.45 136.23 32.47 136.48 32.52 132.07 31.41 101.70 18.64 102.35 18.66 107.37 19.97 108.95 20.43 88.02 14.69 87.32 14.58 88.91 14.91 91.67 15.39 81.63 14.08 82.12 14.09 87.56 15.12 93.66 16.23 98.47 17.08 95.42 16.47 98.10 17.06 102.13 17.91 111.06 19.83 109.57 19.47 106.94 19.00 109.47 19.47 91.77 16.36 92.56 16.56 91.71 16.40 93.40 16.80 55.97 9.66 55.44 9.42 58.64 10.07 58.51 10.06 72.40 9.45 73.04 9.56 76.20 10.01 77.82 10.21 99.34 16.81 93.64 16.16 92.73 16.19 92.01 15.99 141.98 34.81 141.12 34.84 144.70 35.58 147.58 36.34 152.14 39.54 158.94 41.12 156.30 40.52 157.14 41.05

R −− R −− — — — — — — 156.90 38.69 158.86 39.08 164.81 40.03 172.50 41.82 154.21 35.65 154.56 36.29 154.53 36.31 158.56 37.28 133.04 34.44 137.89 35.69 145.68 37.63 150.03 38.75 142.70 35.53 143.76 35.80 143.81 35.66 142.92 35.35 138.96 35.37 141.64 36.29 144.68 37.05 144.73 37.21 R Virginia ........................................ 159.32 40.29 R 133.09 34.12 134.27 34.11 137.80 34.73 139.33 34.9 8 West Virginia............................... 125.02 30.31 120.41 29.57 118.19 29.22 122.15 30.06 123.72 30.6 8 East South Central

....................... 126.35 28.61 119.73 27.28 123.20 28.03 126.04 29.10 123.89 28.7 0

Alabama ....................................... 141.07 30.61 140.98 30.88 147.60 32.36 157.47 36.28 153.58 35.5 8 Kentucky ...................................... 110.36 25.29 102.29 23.74 105.84 24.52 105.90 24.52 104.59 24.2 0 Mississippi ................................... 163.46 38.31 152.24 35.16 155.23 34.34 153.82 32.51 154.68 32.4 4 Tennessee ..................................... 121.98 28.31 110.63 25.73 113.12 26.32 112.49 26.39 112.47 26.6 7 West South Central

...................... 120.86 19.17 121.42 19.08 120.36 18.86 123.37 19.34 126.75 19.6 9

Arkansas ....................................... 87.46 15.23 142.13 24.68 145.60 25.19 147.19 25.53 163.98 28.5 6 Louisiana ...................................... 130.89 20.64 131.99 20.94 139.82 22.79 142.93 23.15 147.93 23.9 7 Oklahoma ..................................... 90.57 15.75 94.32 16.46 91.24 15.73 90.97 15.74 91.84 15.8 7 Texas ............................................ 133.24 20.39 122.71 18.53 119.97 18.01 123.90 18.61 125.92 18.6 9 Mountain

........................................ 108.34 21.49 106.31 21.13 106.06 20.69 107.26 20.83 110.65 21.5 2

Arizona ......................................... 124.97 25.43 123.80 25.33 132.66 27.21 133.10 27.12 142.47 28.9 5 Colorado....................................... 92.19 17.93 92.56 18.14 98.49 19.20 98.68 19.41 100.95 19.9 3 Idaho ............................................ — — — — — — — — —

— Montana ....................................... 94.93 12.42 91.53 12.12 72.68 12.26 67.38 11.36 68.34 11.5 2 Nevada ......................................... 126.19 28.35 126.39 28.34 129.37 29.13 129.81 29.07 139.21 31.1 0 New Mexico ................................ 147.38 27.43 137.83 25.38 132.90 24.27 130.59 23.72 133.59 24.2 3 Utah .............................................. 112.30 25.96 101.31 23.66 103.09 23.96 114.83 25.97 111.28 25.2 2 Wyoming...................................... 76.74 13.56 77.93 13.72 76.21 13.39 78.63 13.83 80.56 14.1 6 Pacific Contiguous

........................ 110.99 19.33 136.19 23.09 140.77 23.77 138.44 23.07 154.48 25.1 9

California ..................................... — — — — — — — — —

— Oregon .......................................... 110.99 19.33 106.84 18.45 107.89 19.34 108.91 18.92 113.91 19.9 5 Washington .................................. — — 168.79 28.05 155.96 25.65 148.73 24.44 162.55 26.1 5 Pacific Noncontiguous

.................. — — — — — — — — — —

Alaska .......................................... — — — — — — — — —

— Hawaii .......................................... — — — — — — — — —

— Total

............................................... 123.15 24.68 120.04 24.28 121.63 24.72 125.16 25.64 127.29 26.1 6

R Revised.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Coal includes anthracite, bituminous coal, subbituminous coal, lignite, waste coal, and synthetic coal. Includes Imported Coal. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-e lectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of plants, year-to- year comparisons may not be v alid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 3. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Mine Type, Census Division and State, 2001
Type of Purchase Mine Type
Contract Spot Surface Underground
Census Division Cost Cost Cost Cost and State Receipts Receipts Receipts Receipts (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents ($ per ($ per ($ per ($ per short per short per short per short per short short short short tons) Million tons) Million tons) Million tons) Million ton) ton) ton) ton) Btu) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England

............................ 89 2

Connecticut ..............................

— Maine .......................................

— Massachusetts ..........................

— New Hampshire ...................... 89 2 Rhode Island ...........................

— Vermont ...................................

— Middle Atlantic

........................ 1,17 9

New Jersey .............................. 6 7 New York................................ 39 6 Pennsylvania ............................ 71 6 East North Central

.................. 124,84 4

Illinois ...................................... 10,75 0 Indiana ..................................... 44,93 7 Michigan .................................. 27,08 3 Ohio ......................................... 25,30 1 Wisconsin ................................ 16,77 3 West North Central

................. 113,52 0

Iowa ......................................... 15,70 8 Kansas ..................................... 16,58 6 Minnesota ................................ 17,54 1 Missouri ................................... 27,93 6 Nebraska .................................. 9,34 3 North Dakota........................... 24,22 3 South Dakota........................... 2,18 2 South Atlantic 1

......................... 89,43 7

Delaware .................................. 1 4 District of Columbia ...............

— Florida 1 ................................... 15,24 4 Georgia .................................... 17,96 6 Maryland .................................

— North Carolina ........................ 19,78 0 South Carolina ........................ 10,54 5 Virginia .................................... 6,90 0 West Virginia .......................... 18,98 7 East South Central 1

................ 77,03 1

Alabama 1 ................................ 27,41 7 Kentucky 1 ............................... 23,44 5 Mississippi ............................... 4,24 0 Tennessee 1 .............................. 21,92 9 West South Central

................. 115,75 4

Arkansas .................................. 13,13 0 Louisiana ................................. 8,11 3 Oklahoma ................................ 16,89 3 Texas ....................................... 77,61 8 Mountain

................................... 85,14 4

Arizona .................................... 17,19 3 Colorado .................................. 15,04 0 Idaho ........................................

— Montana ................................... 30 7 Nevada ..................................... 6,45 5 New Mexico............................ 11,54 3 Utah ......................................... 13,52 7 Wyoming ................................. 21,07 9 Pacific Contiguous

................... —

California .................................

— Oregon .....................................

— Washington ..............................

— Pacific Noncontiguous

............. —

Alaska ......................................

— Hawaii .....................................

— Total

........................................... 607,80 1 163.66

—

—

— 163.66

—

— 125.13 177.73 133.09 115.65 119.01 115.47 111.36 127.11 133.64 101.40 88.38 79.36 105.46 100.98 94.22 55.84 74.15 103.27 150.69 195.00

— 168.21 164.80

— 152.03 148.97 142.04 125.41 123.19 139.04 104.74 154.30 118.10 121.12 82.12 130.89 90.60 135.34 109.98 123.84 93.08

— 94.93 128.41 147.38 112.54 79.55

—

—

—

—

—

—

— 119.81 43.02

—

—

— 43.02

—

— 32.57 46.22 35.20 29.85 24.86 22.41 23.22 26.01 31.79 18.50 14.65 13.67 17.85 17.97 16.92 9.63 9.74 17.41 37.29 49.30

— 41.32 41.42

— 37.38 37.64 35.79 30.39 27.75 29.92 23.96 36.54 27.37 19.08 14.35 20.64 15.76 20.43 21.85 25.34 17.90

— 12.42 28.65 27.43 26.01 14.15

—

—

—

—

—

—

— 23.67 818

—

—

— 818

—

— 557 147 376 34 40,396 5,531 6,903 6,383 14,463 7,115 26,189 6,262 4,700

518 11,103 3,606

—

— 47,110 10

— 10,948 16,396

— 6,164 4,860 3,926 4,808 17,040 2,449 10,399 1,883 2,310 9,718 1,452

— 225 8,041 10,603 2,104 3,633

—

— 1,599

— 182 3,084 2,583

— 2,583

—

—

—

— 155,014 171.18

—

—

— 171.18

—

— 181.41 250.30 150.77 225.90 124.83 126.44 127.66 129.09 126.19 112.31 92.24 86.30 102.55 127.87 99.73 58.49

—

— 169.83 248.18

— 176.97 167.68

— 182.55 173.11 189.40 123.49 140.24 161.67 122.94 184.80 158.27 118.03 137.37

— 88.26 115.42 94.94 134.69 88.72

—

— 117.51

— 94.96 56.43 110.99

— 110.99

—

—

—

— 135.39 44.07

—

—

— 44.07

—

— 46.82 64.21 39.02 57.97 26.47 24.17 28.42 26.26 29.52 20.38 16.35 15.14 19.42 23.71 17.47 9.92

—

— 39.95 61.91

— 42.32 36.44

— 45.02 43.23 48.19 30.01 32.50 38.31 28.31 42.28 37.22 20.30 23.22

— 14.91 19.92 18.62 26.15 18.09

—

— 27.13

— 22.40 9.48 19.33

— 19.33

—

—

—

— 28.64 593

—

—

— 593

—

— 79

— 76 3 120,055 10,024 36,927 26,724 24,727 21,653 136,962 21,545 20,483 17,939 37,641 12,949 24,223 2,182 64,633

—

— 7,828 22,600

— 16,201 3,021 2,256 12,727 44,632 15,861 18,564 2,177 8,030 125,301 14,582 8,113 17,118 85,488 75,239 19,030 15,236

— 307 4,960 11,543

— 24,163 2,517

— 2,517

—

—

—

— 570,012 171.66

—

—

— 171.66

—

— 147.57

— 144.20 237.94 114.36 97.43 107.35 123.86 131.15 97.97 87.62 79.64 102.11 101.00 93.99 56.57 74.15 103.27 156.11

—

— 172.44 159.60

— 158.10 156.60 167.86 135.17 123.34 129.75 112.67 167.49 124.45 120.80 87.46 130.89 90.57 133.19 106.67 124.17 90.58

— 94.93 124.15 147.38

— 76.74 111.28

— 111.28

—

—

—

— 115.71 43.64 1,117 164.95 43.46

— —

— —

— — — —

— —

— — 43.6 4 1,117 164.95 43.46

— — — —

— — — — 37.03 1,657 142.87 37.15

— 214 227.37 58.58 36.26 696 141.33 37.15 56.54 747 120.19 31.02 22.79 45,184 134.04 31.79 17.61 6,256 148.75 31.65 21.65 14,913 127.23 29.51 23.70 6,742 138.21 35.41 30.53 15,037 130.66 31.68 17.18 2,235 150.35 37.24 14.59 2,747 142.52 33.62 13.69 425 145.62 34.10 17.53 803 155.95 35.32 17.95 120 186.94 45.31 16.54 1,398 130.52 31.50 9.71 — — — 9.74 — — — 17.41 — — — 37.10 71,914 157.91 39.20

— 24 216.91 54.54

— — — — 41.13 18,364 171.55 41.99 36.3 2 11,762 177.40 44.26

— — — — 38.87 9,743 161.28 39.74 39.12 12,384 156.51 39.47 42.83 8,569 157.05 39.62 32.25 11,068 113.75 28.08 26.60 49,439 128.83 30.42 26.52 14,005 152.40 35.25 25.52 15,280 107.63 25.02 38.79 3,946 161.27 38.04 25.96 16,208 120.93 29.48 19.15 172 148.92 36.16 15.23 — — — 20.64 — — — 15.75 — — — 20.35 172 148.92 36.16 20.23 20,508 113.37 26.14 25.23 267 176.14 39.76 16.9 8 3,437 98.10 22.17

— — — — 12.42 — — — 27.20 3,095 129.25 30.17 27.43 — — —

— 13,709 112.30 25.96 13.56 — — — 19.17 66 103.20 25.18

— — — — 19.1 7 66 103.20 25.18

— — — —

— — — —

— — — —

— — — — 21.61 192,803 140.21 33.75
1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 3, 4, and 5 at the end of Table 31.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 4. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Rank, Census Division, and State, 2001

Bituminous 1 Subbituminous Lignite Total
Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Census Division Receipts Receipts Receipts Receipts Value (cents Value (cents Value (cents Value (cents and State (1,000 (1,000 (1,000 (1,000 (Btu per (Btu per (Btu per (Btu per short short short short per Million per Million per Million per Million tons) tons) tons) tons) pound) Btu) pound) Btu) pound) Btu) pound) Btu) New England

.............................. 1,710 13,013 167.22 — — — — — — 1,710 13,013 167.22

Connecticut ............................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Maine ........................................ — — — — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts ........................... — — — — — — — — — — — — New Hampshire ........................ 1,710 13,013 167.22 — — — — — — 1,710 13,013 167.22 Rhode Island............................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Vermont .................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Middle Atlantic

.......................... 1,736 12,981 143.07 — — — — — — 1,736 12,981 143.07

New Jersey................................ 214 12,883 227.37 — — — — — — 214 12,883 227.37 New York ................................. 772 13,086 141.60 — — — — — — 772 13,086 141.60 Pennsylvania ............................. 750 12,900 120.63 — — — — — — 750 12,900 120.63 East North Central

.................... 96,053 11,656 128.32 69,186 8,854 106.07 — — — 165,239 10,483 120.45

Illinois ....................................... 7,523 10,628 140.66 8,758 8,816 96.90 — — — 16,281 9,654 119.16 Indiana ....................................... 35,691 11,299 114.65 16,149 8,792 110.85 — — — 51,840 10,518 113.66 Michigan ................................... 10,793 12,665 147.16 22,673 9,056 114.38 — — — 33,466 10,220 127.48 Ohio ........................................... 39,267 11,861 130.80 496 8,779 147.62 — — — 39,764 11,823 130.96 Wisconsin .................................. 2,778 12,192 151.80 21,110 8,702 95.94 — — — 23,888 9,108 104.64 West North Central

................... 4,941 11,379 138.55 111,088 8,658 88.63 23,679 6,537 74.36 139,709 8,395 89.14

Iowa ........................................... 957 11,288 131.19 21,013 8,539 78.37 — — — 21,970 8,658 81.36 Kansas ....................................... 1,664 10,992 146.46 19,621 8,490 100.18 — — — 21,286 8,686 104.76 Minnesota .................................. 191 11,655 184.21 17,868 8,879 100.62 — — — 18,059 8,909 101.78 Missouri .................................... 2,129 11,696 131.85 36,910 8,758 92.98 — — — 39,039 8,918 95.76 Nebraska ................................... — — — 12,949 8,586 56.57 — — — 12,949 8,586 56.57 North Dakota ............................ — — — 544 8,026 66.72 23,679 6,537 74.36 24,223 6,570 74.15 South Dakota ............................ — — — 2,182 8,427 103.27 — — — 2,182 8,427 103.27 South Atlantic 2

.......................... 128,706 12,368 157.17 7,841 8,783 154.88 — — — 136,547 12,162 157.08

Delaware ................................... 24 12,572 216.91 — — — — — — 24 12,572 216.91 District of Columbia................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Florida2..................................... 25,559 12,230 172.30 633 8,733 144.29 — — — 26,192 12,146 171.81 Georgia ...................................... 27,782 12,458 167.50 6,579 8,783 157.46 — — — 34,362 11,754 166.07 Maryland ................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — North Carolina .......................... 25,944 12,303 159.30 — — — — — — 25,944 12,303 159.30 South Carolina .......................... 15,405 12,586 156.52 — — — — — — 15,405 12,586 156.52 Virginia ..................................... 10,825 12,643 159.32 — — — — — — 10,825 12,643 159.32 West Virginia............................ 23,166 12,212 124.76 629 8,841 138.64 — — — 23,795 12,123 125.02 East South Central 2

.................. 77,404 11,864 129.19 16,667 8,795 108.54 — — — 94,071 11,320 126.35

Alabama2.................................. 19,295 11,973 153.21 10,571 8,800 110.92 — — — 29,866 10,850 141.07 Kentucky 2................................. 32,164 11,602 110.45 1,680 8,739 108.03 — — — 33,844 11,460 110.36 Mississippi ................................ 6,069 11,744 163.57 54 8,768 146.20 — — — 6,123 11,718 163.46 Tennessee 2................................ 19,876 12,220 125.06 4,362 8,804 102.52 — — — 24,238 11,605 121.98 West South Central

................... 977 10,783 143.29 83,709 8,622 117.12 40,787 6,445 130.23 125,473 7,931 120.86

Arkansas .................................... — — — 14,582 8,708 87.46 — — — 14,582 8,708 87.46 Louisiana ................................... — — — 4,359 8,786 123.66 3,754 6,839 141.66 8,113 7,885 130.89 Oklahoma .................................. — — — 17,118 8,695 90.57 — — — 17,118 8,695 90.57 Texas ......................................... 977 10,783 143.29 47,650 8,555 135.45 37,032 6,405 128.99 85,660 7,651 133.24 Mountain

..................................... 36,864 11,150 115.28 58,576 9,163 103.07 307 6,539 94.93 95,747 9,920 108.34

Arizona ...................................... 6,165 10,896 127.36 13,131 9,837 123.72 — — — 19,297 10,175 124.97 Colorado .................................... 6,669 10,879 102.77 12,005 9,085 85.15 — — — 18,673 9,726 92.19 Idaho ......................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Montana .................................... — — — — — — 307 6,539 94.93 307 6,539 94.93 Nevada ...................................... 8,055 11,232 126.19 — — — — — — 8,055 11,232 126.19 New Mexico ............................. — — — 11,543 9,308 147.38 — — — 11,543 9,308 147.38 Utah ........................................... 13,709 11,559 112.30 — — — — — — 13,709 11,559 112.30 Wyoming ................................... 2,266 9,883 96.60 21,897 8,724 74.42 — — — 24,163 8,833 76.74 Pacific Contiguous

..................... 311 11,880 115.89 2,272 8,272 110.03 — — — 2,583 8,706 110.99

California .................................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Oregon ....................................... 311 11,880 115.89 2,272 8,272 110.03 — — — 2,583 8,706 110.99 Washington ............................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous

............... — — —— — —— — —— — —

Alaska ....................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Hawaii ....................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Total

............................................ 348,703 11,919 138.73 349,340 8,780 103.92 64,772 6,479 109.45 762,815 10,019 123.15

1 Includes 11 thousand short tons of anthracite coal delivered to Pennsylvania. 2 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 3, 4, and 5 at the end of Table 31.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 5. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Sulfur Content, Census Division, and State, 2001
0.5% or Less More than 0.5% up to 1.0% More than 1.0% up to 1.5%
Cost Cost Cost Census Division Receipts Receipts Receipts and State (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents ($ per ($ per ($ per short per short per short per short short short tons) Million tons) Million tons) Million ton) ton) ton) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England

............................ 18 173.18 38.96 646 173.47 44.61 245 174.13 45.64

Connecticut .............................. — — — — — — — — — Maine ....................................... — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts .......................... — — — — — — — — — New Hampshire ...................... 18 173.18 38.96 646 173.47 44.61 245 174.13 45.64 Rhode Island ........................... — — — — — — — — — Vermont ................................... — — — — — — — — — Middle Atlantic

........................ 10 279.00 70.51 174 220.49 56.51 77 149.34 38.98

New Jersey .............................. 10 279.00 70.51 95 242.37 61.03 — — — New York................................ — — — 48 176.19 46.49 66 149.43 38.93 Pennsylvania ............................ — — — 31 224.82 58.11 11 148.80 39.31 East North Central

.................. 70,103 107.48 19.17 33,845 139.10 32.85 14,795 124.25 28.43

Illinois ...................................... 8,778 97.09 17.13 2,893 131.10 26.97 660 142.85 31.39 Indiana ..................................... 16,920 113.20 20.18 6,842 136.77 32.13 9,355 115.35 25.37 Michigan .................................. 21,971 114.33 20.71 7,546 155.73 37.97 2,078 129.17 33.25 Ohio ......................................... 487 148.75 26.19 16,290 132.71 31.64 1,688 144.30 33.87 Wisconsin ................................ 21,947 99.23 17.50 274 180.30 43.69 1,013 144.30 35.77 West North Central

................. 101,480 88.85 15.51 33,428 87.08 12.76 3,370 93.56 14.58

Iowa ......................................... 20,895 79.61 13.70 847 104.56 19.16 28 193.43 45.58 Kansas ..................................... 20,805 103.33 17.84 121 255.56 57.05 — — — Minnesota ................................ 9,755 99.53 17.90 8,212 103.33 18.13 92 179.00 43.37 Missouri ................................... 34,348 93.92 16.65 3,349 93.54 15.76 470 138.14 32.95 Nebraska .................................. 12,949 56.57 9.71 — — — — — — North Dakota........................... 544 66.72 10.71 20,899 74.42 9.65 2,780 73.91 10.22 South Dakota........................... 2,182 103.27 17.41 — — — — — — South Atlantic 1

......................... 8,412 157.05 28.16 72,630 159.62 39.39 37,609 156.61 39.23

Delaware .................................. — — — 24 216.91 54.54 — — — District of Columbia ............... — — — — — — — — — Florida 1 ................................... 882 158.65 30.04 9,267 186.23 45.95 7,039 162.96 40.54 Georgia .................................... 6,628 158.10 27.82 18,506 170.54 42.47 8,022 160.81 40.06 Maryland ................................. — — — — — — — — — North Carolina ........................ 88 190.01 48.53 19,930 156.60 38.46 5,888 167.82 41.54 South Carolina ........................ 184 152.27 33.83 4,114 158.80 39.52 10,123 153.74 38.95 Virginia .................................... — — — 6,678 161.24 40.79 3,201 160.51 40.99 West Virginia .......................... 629 138.64 24.52 14,110 130.72 31.63 3,335 118.57 29.59 East South Central 1

................ 22,302 120.57 23.01 29,380 147.58 35.63 10,810 132.37 32.07

Alabama 1 ................................ 10,903 110.56 19.57 9,651 173.84 41.83 4,109 135.31 32.57 Kentucky 1 ............................... 3,958 128.18 27.04 8,858 124.72 30.09 2,750 123.16 29.40 Mississippi ............................... 1,505 173.50 39.75 3,902 161.57 37.88 627 153.99 37.77 Tennessee 1 .............................. 5,936 115.96 22.39 6,970 133.06 32.81 3,324 132.15 32.59 West South Central

................. 85,371 117.73 20.28 14,141 142.68 18.42 21,536 123.51 16.46

Arkansas .................................. 14,582 87.46 15.23 — — — — — — Louisiana ................................. 4,359 123.66 21.73 951 127.82 17.78 2,803 146.47 19.92 Oklahoma ................................ 17,118 90.57 15.75 — — — — — — Texas ....................................... 49,312 135.90 23.22 13,189 143.84 18.46 18,733 119.99 15.94 Mountain

................................... 55,958 99.25 19.67 37,988 122.27 24.08 1,801 100.09 23.45

Arizona .................................... 6,592 130.77 26.26 12,705 122.01 25.00 — — — Colorado .................................. 17,290 91.34 17.59 1,218 98.39 21.57 165 126.42 26.58 Idaho ........................................ — — — — — — — — — Montana ................................... 95 95.26 12.43 211 94.79 12.41 — — — Nevada ..................................... 6,622 126.18 28.05 1,079 135.43 31.00 353 100.91 25.72 New Mexico............................ 431 208.40 39.96 11,112 144.93 26.95 — — — Utah ......................................... 10,567 115.72 26.35 2,360 105.68 25.26 781 89.77 22.87 Wyoming ................................. 14,360 57.19 9.81 9,301 102.99 18.90 502 110.96 21.72 Pacific Contiguous

................... 2,272 110.03 18.20 311 115.89 27.54 — — —

California ................................. — — — — — — — — — Oregon ..................................... 2,272 110.03 18.20 311 115.89 27.54 — — — Washington .............................. — — — — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous

............. — —— — —— — ——

Alaska ...................................... — — — — — — — — — Hawaii ..................................... — — — — — — — — — Total

........................................... 345,927 105.25 18.91 222,542 140.39 29.96 90,243 139.85 29.95

1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 3, 4, and 5 at the end of Table 31.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’ .



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## Table 5. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Sulfur Content, Census Division, and State, 2001 (Continued)
All Receipts More than 1.5% up to 2.0% More than 2.0% up to 3.0% More than 3.0% Cost
Cost Cost Cost Census Division Receipts Receipts Receipts (cents and State ($ per (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents per ($ per ($ per ($ per short short per short per short per Million short short short ton) tons) Million tons) Million tons) Million Btu) ton) ton) ton) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England

............................ 537 163.36 42.80 263 153.39 40.66 — — — 167.22 43.52

Connecticut.............................. — — — — — — — — — — — Maine....................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts.......................... — — — — — — — — — — — New Hampshire ...................... 537 163.36 42.80 263 153.39 40.66 — — — 167.22 43.52 Rhode Island ........................... — — — — — — — — — — — Vermont................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Middle Atlantic

........................ 338 131.03 34.06 1,137 133.38 34.68 — — — 143.07 37.14

New Jersey .............................. — — — 108 210.11 55.31 — — — 227.37 58.58 New York................................ 273 131.54 34.28 386 143.03 37.53 — — — 141.60 37.06 Pennsylvania ............................ 66 128.88 33.11 642 114.25 29.47 — — — 120.63 31.12 East North Central

.................. 6,958 126.44 29.67 19,064 107.78 25.11 20,473 130.43 29.87 120.45 25.25

Illinois ...................................... 487 161.51 37.54 600 106.62 23.39 2,862 152.76 32.54 119.16 23.01 Indiana ..................................... 2,687 110.68 24.54 11,358 103.49 23.59 4,677 102.96 22.86 113.66 23.91 Michigan .................................. 1,002 126.01 32.87 674 126.36 32.76 196 129.28 32.77 127.48 26.06 Ohio ......................................... 2,135 133.25 31.30 6,424 112.74 27.09 12,738 135.43 31.80 130.96 30.97 Wisconsin ................................ 647 139.54 34.65 8 278.32 74.40 — — — 104.64 19.06 West North Central

................. 66 154.50 37.78 890 132.34 30.12 475 119.89 26.15 89.14 14.97

Iowa......................................... 20 188.03 48.50 91 117.60 26.36 89 116.12 26.20 81.36 14.09 Kansas ..................................... — — — 6 110.20 28.77 354 118.81 25.71 104.76 18.20 Minnesota ................................ — — — — — — — — — 101.78 18.13 Missouri................................... 46 139.04 33.20 793 134.19 30.57 33 142.02 30.78 95.76 17.08 Nebraska.................................. — — — — — — — — — 56.57 9.71 North Dakota........................... — — — — — — — — — 74.15 9.74 South Dakota........................... — — — — — — — — — 103.27 17.41 South Atlantic 1

......................... 7,472 139.61 34.96 5,833 164.10 39.01 4,590 140.61 33.77 157.08 38.21

Delaware.................................. — — — — — — — — — 216.91 54.54 District of Columbia ............... — — — — — — — — — — — Florida 1 ................................... 1,215 157.61 39.73 5,067 167.41 39.76 2,721 163.18 38.85 171.81 41.74 Georgia .................................... 744 169.09 42.46 462 154.39 39.12 — — — 166.07 39.04 Maryland ................................. — — — — — — — — — — — North Carolina ........................ 37 167.91 42.91 — — — — — — 159.30 39.20 South Carolina ........................ 928 175.60 44.33 56 194.05 48.57 — — — 156.52 39.40 Virginia.................................... 672 154.86 40.39 198 99.17 19.99 75 90.52 17.95 159.32 40.29 West Virginia .......................... 3,877 116.27 28.77 50 110.61 27.22 1,794 109.03 26.72 125.02 30.31 East South Central 1

................ 5,656 131.97 31.91 10,422 107.11 25.53 15,502 97.15 21.81 126.35 28.61

Alabama 1 ................................ 3,151 136.95 33.04 593 127.18 30.40 1,460 122.06 28.25 141.07 30.61 Kentucky 1 ............................... 1,294 124.77 29.96 3,858 104.24 24.27 13,126 92.23 20.51 110.36 25.29 Mississippi ............................... 76 151.33 36.46 11 142.25 36.10 2 150.30 37.99 163.46 38.31 Tennessee 1 .............................. 1,135 125.14 30.68 5,960 106.87 25.85 915 123.88 30.10 121.98 28.31 West South Central

................. 1,753 166.83 21.02 2,673 79.65 8.28 — — — 120.86 19.17

Arkansas .................................. — — — — — — — — — 87.46 15.23 Louisiana ................................. — — — — — — — — — 130.89 20.64 Oklahoma ................................ — — — — — — — — — 90.57 15.75 Texas ....................................... 1,753 166.83 21.02 2,673 79.65 8.28 — — — 133.24 20.39 Mountain

................................... — — — — — — — — — 108.34 21.49

Arizona .................................... — — — — — — — — — 124.97 25.43 Colorado .................................. — — — — — — — — — 92.19 17.93 Idaho........................................ — — — — — — — — — — — Montana................................... — — — — — — — — — 94.93 12.42 Nevada..................................... — — — — — — — — — 126.19 28.35 New Mexico............................ — — — — — — — — — 147.38 27.43 Utah ......................................... — — — — — — — — — 112.30 25.96 Wyoming................................. — — — — — — — — — 76.74 13.56 Pacific Contiguous

................... — — — — — — — — — 110.99 19.33

California................................. — — — — — — — — — — — Oregon..................................... — — — — — — — — — 110.99 19.33 Washington.............................. — — — — — — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous

............. — — — — — — — — — — —

Alaska...................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Hawaii ..................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Total

........................................... 22,780 135.28 31.69 40,282 116.99 26.60 41,040 119.16 27.22 123.15 24.68

1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 3, 4, and 5 at the end of Table 31.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’ .



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## Table 6. Receipts of Petroleum by Census Division and State, 1997-2001 (Thousand Barrels)

2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 New England

................................. 1,099 758 13,621 35,559 36,176

Connecticut .................................. — — 9,756 14,192 13,901 Maine ........................................... — — 1,045 3,204 2,335 Massachusetts .............................. 165 87 205 15,733 18,344 New Hampshire ........................... 934 594 2,615 2,427 1,594 Rhode Island ................................ — — — — — Vermont ....................................... — 77 — 4 2 Middle Atlantic

............................. 15,867 19,644 25,624 31,908 19,139

New Jersey................................... 64 776 2,437 1,781 1,516 New York .................................... 15,164 16,740 18,477 22,928 14,556 Pennsylvania ................................ 638 2,127 4,709 7,199 3,067 East North Central

....................... 3,410 2,638 4,586 4,691 3,108

Illinois .......................................... 185 79 771 1,241 895 Indiana .......................................... 311 360 665 500 390 Michigan ...................................... 2,248 1,552 2,367 2,418 1,288 Ohio .............................................. 548 596 739 491 467 Wisconsin ..................................... 118 51 44 41 67 West North Central

...................... 1,940 1,050 738 659 976

Iowa .............................................. 153 67 159 121 88 Kansas .......................................... 1,546 571 356 248 490 Minnesota ..................................... 41 36 42 45 39 Missouri ....................................... 138 323 116 158 202 Nebraska ...................................... 11 9 15 15 21 North Dakota ............................... 51 45 50 72 134 South Dakota ............................... — — — — — South Atlantic

............................... 66,987 55,375 69,006 74,512 44,613

Delaware ...................................... 471 394 2,071 2,116 1,706 District of Columbia.................... — 183 412 446 139 Florida .......................................... 57,951 47,323 54,285 59,824 38,320 Georgia ......................................... 323 452 575 738 279 Maryland ...................................... — 1,029 6,675 6,005 1,985 North Carolina ............................. 439 343 497 406 350 South Carolina ............................. 138 115 93 109 137 Virginia ........................................ 7,291 5,212 4,024 4,543 1,361 West Virginia............................... 374 324 374 324 336 East South Central

....................... 8,814 4,971 5,717 8,851 4,697

Alabama ....................................... 93 159 170 112 218 Kentucky ...................................... 158 173 212 208 237 Mississippi ................................... 8,466 4,579 4,982 8,379 4,081 Tennessee ..................................... 97 60 352 152 161 West South Central

...................... 4,688 1,392 942 1,607 1,458

Arkansas ....................................... 85 61 109 90 73 Louisiana ...................................... 2,331 591 636 1,264 846 Oklahoma ..................................... 242 74 10 7 39 Texas ............................................ 2,031 666 187 246 500 Mountain

........................................ 675 565 364 364 363

Arizona ......................................... 480 324 127 144 123 Colorado ....................................... 43 64 7 — — Idaho ............................................ — — — — — Montana ....................................... — — 20 14 16 Nevada ......................................... 9 17 20 30 38 New Mexico ................................ 29 51 65 53 45 Utah .............................................. 49 39 42 42 23 Wyoming ...................................... 65 70 84 81 117 Pacific Contiguous

........................ 782 125 65 124 33

California ..................................... 445 27 10 103 — Oregon .......................................... 337 93 42 6 17 Washington .................................. — 5 13 15 15 Pacific Noncontiguous

.................. 10,262 13,339 10,744 6,916 7,227

Alaska .......................................... — — — — — Hawaii .......................................... 10,262 13,339 10,744 6,916 7,227 Total

............................................... 114,523 99,855 131,407 165,191 117,789

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Petroleum includes distillate fuel oil, res idual fuel oil, other fuel oils (kerosene, jet fuel, and waste oil), but excludes petroleum coke. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam- electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of plants, year-to- year comparisons may not be valid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 7. Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Census Division and State, 1997-2001

2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per million Btu) barrel) million Btu) barrel) million Btu) barrel) million Btu) barrel) million Btu) barrel) New England

................................. 359.26 22.82 398.00 25.16 218.44 13.98 203.55 12.97 274.30 17.51

Connecticut .................................. — — — — 223.53 14.30 218.73 13.98 292.66 18.74 Maine ........................................... — — — — 177.89 11.27 202.14 12.84 278.85 17.69 Massachusetts .............................. 494.01 29.97 553.28 33.30 243.24 15.31 192.57 12.25 260.67 16.60 New Hampshire ........................... 336.71 21.56 345.31 22.30 213.63 13.75 187.21 11.94 263.55 16.89 Rhode Island ................................ — — — — — — — — — — Vermont ....................................... — — 675.45 38.04 — — 327.10 18.70 453.50 26.04 Middle Atlantic

............................. 351.55 22.37 427.76 27.14 247.38 15.62 210.60 13.30 285.35 18.02

New Jersey................................... 453.98 28.60 484.08 30.41 288.15 18.07 242.17 15.12 298.68 18.63 New York .................................... 350.24 22.29 430.64 27.34 236.53 14.96 203.46 12.88 284.12 17.94 Pennsylvania ................................ 372.94 23.42 384.64 24.39 269.09 16.96 225.74 14.19 284.69 18.09 East North Central

....................... 482.49 29.31 515.49 31.10 334.36 20.36 288.74 17.70 382.34 23.20

Illinois .......................................... 578.71 35.47 705.65 40.73 345.05 21.13 275.19 17.19 375.00 23.14 Indiana .......................................... 568.74 32.74 669.94 38.66 426.29 24.57 319.39 18.42 453.13 26.08 Michigan ...................................... 428.09 26.45 414.88 25.76 289.22 18.11 280.60 17.45 345.07 21.40 Ohio .............................................. 600.86 35.19 668.67 38.68 391.67 22.71 332.58 19.24 436.98 25.33 Wisconsin ..................................... 644.49 37.90 626.74 36.85 413.67 24.32 348.95 20.52 462.61 27.13 West North Central

...................... 388.85 24.94 508.23 31.42 359.52 21.59 292.58 17.46 346.51 21.46

Iowa .............................................. 617.05 36.13 643.05 37.47 398.77 23.34 332.87 19.45 445.19 25.85 Kansas .......................................... 336.09 22.06 400.02 26.02 318.97 19.77 265.52 16.14 282.08 18.26 Minnesota ..................................... 668.49 38.75 660.32 38.18 420.93 24.33 352.66 20.41 483.15 27.74 Missouri ....................................... 605.66 35.05 648.74 37.55 381.48 22.12 274.96 16.56 364.45 22.05 Nebraska ...................................... 655.63 38.02 648.52 37.52 431.50 24.95 354.48 20.49 450.28 26.02 North Dakota ............................... 638.55 37.19 692.29 40.40 417.23 24.34 311.92 18.19 459.17 26.82 South Dakota ............................... — — — — — — — — — — South Atlantic

............................... 364.67 23.20 434.76 27.74 249.70 15.89 209.19 13.27 276.08 17.63

Delaware ...................................... 380.46 24.37 445.87 28.18 243.85 15.46 214.67 13.61 277.95 17.68 District of Columbia.................... — — 543.43 32.56 339.54 20.43 252.87 15.20 357.68 21.69 Florida .......................................... 360.24 22.98 430.47 27.56 245.62 15.69 205.92 13.11 270.18 17.32 Georgia ......................................... 668.41 38.88 690.61 40.17 389.64 22.66 327.62 19.06 420.79 24.83 Maryland ...................................... — — 400.66 25.27 257.42 16.33 211.46 13.39 296.36 18.79 North Carolina ............................. 584.30 33.95 615.59 35.77 398.38 23.12 310.51 18.02 427.73 24.84 South Carolina ............................. 584.56 33.91 672.33 39.04 406.74 23.60 327.63 19.01 454.10 26.33 Virginia ........................................ 356.53 22.51 423.86 26.88 229.85 14.54 203.68 12.85 281.85 17.55 West Virginia............................... 665.73 38.82 721.34 42.21 463.49 27.08 370.91 21.68 464.01 27.07 East South Central

....................... 383.85 24.86 356.63 23.10 181.13 11.84 205.67 13.51 289.77 18.82

Alabama ....................................... 552.08 32.01 651.66 37.61 325.95 19.05 287.62 16.85 405.22 23.77 Kentucky ...................................... 567.25 33.20 680.76 39.90 431.89 25.31 383.28 22.43 482.93 28.28 Mississippi ................................... 377.36 24.54 333.34 21.78 154.08 10.22 199.20 13.16 269.06 17.73 Tennessee ..................................... 553.80 32.54 635.17 37.32 393.30 23.11 304.46 17.89 439.03 25.80 West South Central

...................... 591.82 36.24 557.19 33.72 255.93 16.07 250.14 15.80 361.46 22.37

Arkansas ....................................... 626.39 37.11 465.74 27.48 329.27 19.47 370.79 21.99 470.21 27.66 Louisiana ...................................... 518.97 32.93 459.17 28.90 204.17 13.25 222.29 14.32 301.80 19.46 Oklahoma ..................................... 632.95 37.35 586.06 34.68 495.50 29.62 292.18 17.42 409.22 24.08 Texas ............................................ 675.37 39.86 655.75 38.47 395.99 22.95 362.09 21.12 453.65 26.38 Mountain

........................................ 771.95 44.94 798.76 46.37 487.19 28.33 423.88 24.69 532.91 31.14

Arizona ......................................... 810.92 47.41 859.86 50.06 479.84 27.95 428.96 25.02 531.82 31.35 Colorado....................................... 721.43 39.77 693.72 39.61 543.83 30.92 — — — — Idaho ............................................ — — — — — — — — — — Montana ....................................... — — — — 490.96 28.89 466.02 27.60 529.36 31.35 Nevada ......................................... 585.06 34.18 721.57 42.16 452.65 26.45 379.62 22.14 507.65 29.59 New Mexico ................................ 631.49 36.07 758.49 43.32 502.33 28.69 439.32 25.09 574.63 32.82 Utah .............................................. 634.50 37.24 678.63 39.70 513.62 30.14 439.55 25.80 583.60 34.27 Wyoming ...................................... 707.19 41.37 724.33 42.35 476.01 27.81 405.50 23.70 517.00 30.14 Pacific Contiguous

........................ 615.66 37.22 799.13 46.99 413.21 24.43 292.44 17.69 494.39 29.06

California ..................................... 600.85 37.09 619.36 36.42 327.22 19.91 274.69 16.71 — — Oregon .......................................... 636.17 37.41 858.58 50.48 414.10 24.35 331.90 19.52 490.18 28.82 Washington .................................. — — 664.02 39.04 478.79 28.15 405.35 23.82 499.12 29.34 Pacific Noncontiguous

.................. 490.34 30.80 503.91 31.68 319.88 20.08 261.47 16.39 364.26 22.85

Alaska .......................................... — — — — — — — — — — Hawaii .......................................... 490.34 30.80 503.91 31.68 319.88 20.08 261.47 16.39 364.26 22.85 Total

............................................... 392.05 24.86 445.00 28.24 252.73 16.03 213.59 13.55 287.98 18.30

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Petroleum includes distillate fuel oil, res idual fuel oil, other fuel oils (kerosene, jet fuel, and waste oil), but excludes petroleum coke. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam- electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of plants, year-to- year comparisons may not be valid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 8. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Type of Purchase, Fuel Type, Census Division and State, 2001
No. 6 Fuel Oil by Type of Purchase Average Delivered Cost No. 2 No. 4, No. 5 No. 6 Contract Spot Fuel Oil Fuel Oil Fuel Oil Census Division Cost Cost and State (cents (cents (cents Receipts Receipts (cents (cents per ($ per per ($ per per ($ per (1,000 (1,000 per ($ per per ($ per Million bbl) Million bbl) Million bbl) barrels) barrels) Million bbl) Million bbl) Btu) Btu) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England

............................ — — — 987 336.85 21.61 578.84 33.56 — — 336.85 21.61

Connecticut .............................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Maine ....................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts .......................... — — — 86 420.13 26.51 580.83 33.69 — — 420.13 26.51 New Hampshire ...................... — — — 902 329.07 21.15 573.92 33.22 — — 329.07 21.15 Rhode Island ........................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Vermont ................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Middle Atlantic

........................ 12,462 336.08 21.49 3,212 400.48 25.09 570.83 33.51 — — 349.07 22.23

New Jersey .............................. 41 392.65 25.79 — — — 573.85 33.46 — — 392.65 25.79 New York................................ 12,421 335.89 21.48 2,672 414.60 25.90 504.54 29.85 — — 349.56 22.26 Pennsylvania ............................ — — — 540 331.85 21.10 618.92 36.18 — — 331.85 21.10 East North Central

.................. — — — 1,783 390.41 24.86 594.06 34.20 — — 390.41 24.86

Illinois ...................................... — — — 111 537.20 34.18 647.55 37.42 — — 537.20 34.18 Indiana ..................................... — — — — — — 568.74 32.74 — — — — Michigan .................................. — — — 1,672 380.67 24.24 583.51 32.87 — — 380.67 24.24 Ohio ......................................... — — — — — — 600.86 35.19 — — — — Wisconsin ................................ — — — — — — 644.49 37.90 — — — — West North Central

................. — — — 1,447 320.34 21.21 618.18 35.88 — — 320.34 21.21

Iowa ......................................... — — — — — — 617.05 36.13 — — — — Kansas ..................................... — — — 1,447 320.34 21.21 601.65 34.57 — — 320.34 21.21 Minnesota ................................ — — — — — — 668.49 38.75 — — — — Missouri ................................... — — — — — — 605.66 35.05 — — — — Nebraska .................................. — — — — — — 655.63 38.02 — — — — North Dakota........................... — — — — — — 638.55 37.19 — — — — South Dakota........................... — — — — — — — — — — — — South Atlantic

........................... 27,341 357.07 22.88 37,023 354.50 22.57 606.77 35.33 390.40 24.71 355.60 22.70

Delaware .................................. — — — 470 380.14 24.36 498.90 28.92 — — 380.14 24.36 District of Columbia ............... — — — — — — — — — — — — Florida ..................................... 27,341 357.07 22.88 29,798 357.88 22.80 564.52 32.71 390.40 24.71 357.49 22.84 Georgia .................................... — — — — — — 668.41 38.88 — — — — Maryland ................................. — — — — — — — — — — — — North Carolina ........................ — — — — — — 584.30 33.95 — — — — South Carolina ........................ — — — — — — 584.56 33.91 — — — — Virginia .................................... — — — 6,754 337.72 21.44 612.25 35.98 — — 337.72 21.44 West Virginia .......................... — — — — — — 665.73 38.82 — — — — East South Central

.................. — — — 8,348 374.94 24.42 561.59 32.83 — — 374.94 24.42

Alabama .................................. — — — — — — 552.08 32.01 — — — — Kentucky ................................. — — — — — — 567.25 33.20 — — — — Mississippi ............................... — — — 8,348 374.94 24.42 567.92 33.21 — — 374.94 24.42 Tennessee ................................ — — — — — — 553.80 32.54 — — — — West South Central

................. — — — 1,592 483.09 31.38 653.72 38.58 646.20 40.49 483.09 31.38

Arkansas .................................. — — — — — — 626.39 37.11 — — — — Louisiana ................................. — — — 1,592 483.09 31.38 602.42 36.27 — — 483.09 31.38 Oklahoma ................................ — — — — — — 632.95 37.35 — — — — Texas ....................................... — — — — — — 679.81 39.78 646.20 40.49 — — Mountain

................................... — — — — — — 771.95 44.94 — — — —

Arizona .................................... — — — — — — 810.92 47.41 — — — — Colorado .................................. — — — — — — 721.43 39.77 — — — — Idaho ........................................ — — — — — — — — — — — — Montana ................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Nevada ..................................... — — — — — — 585.06 34.18 — — — — New Mexico............................ — — — — — — 631.49 36.07 — — — — Utah ......................................... — — — — — — 634.50 37.24 — — — — Wyoming ................................. — — — — — — 707.19 41.37 — — — — Pacific Contiguous

................... — — — 369 594.98 37.18 635.35 37.26 — — 594.98 37.18

California ................................. — — — 369 594.98 37.18 631.66 36.61 — — 594.98 37.18 Oregon ..................................... — — — — — — 636.17 37.41 — — — — Washington .............................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous

............. 10,228 489.78 30.77 — — — 676.56 39.20 — — 489.78 30.77

Alaska ...................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Hawaii ..................................... 10,228 489.78 30.77 — — — 676.56 39.20 — — 489.78 30.77 Total

........................................... 50,031 378.55 24.14 54,761 365.61 23.38 629.50 36.75 642.17 40.24 371.78 23.74

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 9. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Type, Census Division, and State, 2001

No. 2 Fuel Oil Nos. 4 & 5 Fuel Oil 1 No. 6 Fuel Oil Total
Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Census Division Receipts Value (cents Receipts Value (cents Receipts Value (cents Receipts Value (cents and State (1,000 (Btu per (1,000 (Btu per (1,000 (Btu per (1,000 (Btu per barrels) per Million barrels) per Million barrels) per Million barrels) per Million gallon) Btu) gallon) Btu) gallon) Btu) gallon) Btu) New England

................................. 112 138,023 578.84 — — — 987 152,762 336.85 1,099 151,266 359.26

Connecticut .................................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Maine ........................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts .............................. 79 138,113 580.83 — — — 86 150,259 420.13 165 144,420 494.01 New Hampshire ........................... 32 137,800 573.92 — — — 902 153,000 329.07 934 152,476 336.71 Rhode Island ................................ — — — — — — — — — — — — Vermont ....................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Middle Atlantic

............................. 193 139,757 570.83 — — — 15,674 151,616 349.07 15,867 151,472 351.55

New Jersey................................... 24 138,828 573.85 — — — 41 156,400 392.65 64 149,974 453.98 New York .................................... 71 140,852 504.54 — — — 15,093 151,612 349.56 15,164 151,561 350.24 Pennsylvania ................................ 98 139,183 618.92 — — — 540 151,375 331.85 638 149,500 372.94 East North Central

....................... 1,627 137,060 594.06 — — — 1,783 151,582 390.41 3,410 144,652 482.49

Illinois .......................................... 74 137,595 647.55 — — — 111 151,484 537.20 185 145,942 578.71 Indiana .......................................... 311 137,068 568.74 — — — — — — 311 137,068 568.74 Michigan ...................................... 576 134,113 583.51 — — — 1,672 151,588 380.67 2,248 147,107 428.09 Ohio .............................................. 548 139,451 600.86 — — — — — — 548 139,451 600.86 Wisconsin ..................................... 118 140,000 644.49 — — — — — — 118 140,000 644.49 West North Central

...................... 493 138,212 618.18 — — — 1,447 157,644 320.34 1,940 152,706 388.85

Iowa .............................................. 153 139,423 617.05 — — — — — — 153 139,423 617.05 Kansas .......................................... 99 136,822 601.65 — — — 1,447 157,644 320.34 1,546 156,312 336.09 Minnesota ..................................... 41 138,002 668.49 — — — — — — 41 138,002 668.49 Missouri ....................................... 138 137,780 605.66 — — — — — — 138 137,780 605.66 Nebraska ...................................... 11 138,068 655.63 — — — — — — 11 138,068 655.63 North Dakota ............................... 51 138,653 638.55 — — — — — — 51 138,653 638.55 South Dakota ............................... — — — — — — — — — — — — South Atlantic

............................... 2,571 138,649 606.77 4 150,712 390.40 64,363 151,991 355.60 66,987 151,469 364.67

Delaware ...................................... 1 137,997 498.90 — — — 470 152,559 380.14 471 152,515 380.46 District of Columbia.................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Florida .......................................... 759 137,979 564.52 4 150,712 390.40 57,139 152,085 357.49 57,951 151,888 360.24 Georgia ......................................... 323 138,498 668.41 — — — — — — 323 138,498 668.41 Maryland ...................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — North Carolina ............................. 439 138,339 584.30 — — — — — — 439 138,339 584.30 South Carolina ............................. 138 138,119 584.56 — — — — — — 138 138,119 584.56 Virginia ........................................ 537 139,937 612.25 — — — 6,754 151,157 337.72 7,291 150,331 356.53 West Virginia............................... 374 138,852 665.73 — — — — — — 374 138,852 665.73 East South Central

....................... 466 139,170 561.59 — — — 8,348 155,067 374.94 8,814 154,226 383.85

Alabama ....................................... 93 138,029 552.08 — — — — — — 93 138,029 552.08 Kentucky ...................................... 158 139,349 567.25 — — — — — — 158 139,349 567.25 Mississippi ................................... 118 139,232 567.92 — — — 8,348 155,067 374.94 8,466 154,846 377.36 Tennessee ..................................... 97 139,900 553.80 — — — — — — 97 139,900 553.80 West South Central

...................... 2,843 140,511 653.72 253 149,178 646.20 1,592 154,642 483.09 4,688 145,778 591.82

Arkansas ....................................... 85 141,070 626.39 — — — — — — 85 141,070 626.39 Louisiana ...................................... 739 143,349 602.42 — — — 1,592 154,642 483.09 2,331 151,064 518.97 Oklahoma ..................................... 242 140,496 632.95 — — — — — — 242 140,496 632.95 Texas ............................................ 1,778 139,308 679.81 253 149,178 646.20 — — — 2,031 140,536 675.37 Mountain

........................................ 675 138,608 771.95 — — — — — — 675 138,608 771.95

Arizona ......................................... 480 139,208 810.92 — — — — — — 480 139,208 810.92 Colorado ....................................... 43 131,246 721.43 — — — — — — 43 131,246 721.43 Idaho ............................................ — — — — — — — — — — — — Montana ....................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Nevada ......................................... 9 139,110 585.06 — — — — — — 9 139,110 585.06 New Mexico ................................ 29 136,000 631.49 — — — — — — 29 136,000 631.49 Utah .............................................. 49 139,732 634.50 — — — — — — 49 139,732 634.50 Wyoming ...................................... 65 139,291 707.19 — — — — — — 65 139,291 707.19 Pacific Contiguous

........................ 413 139,632 635.35 — — — 369 148,800 594.98 782 143,959 615.66

California ..................................... 76 138,000 631.66 — — — 369 148,800 594.98 445 146,958 600.85 Oregon .......................................... 337 140,000 636.17 — — — — — — 337 140,000 636.17 Washington .................................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous

.................. 34 137,954 676.56 — — — 10,228 149,586 489.78 10,262 149,548 490.34

Alaska .......................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Hawaii .......................................... 34 137,954 676.56 — — — 10,228 149,586 489.78 10,262 149,548 490.34 Total

............................................... 9,426 138,992 629.50 257 149,202 642.17 104,791 152,053 371.78 114,523 150,965 392.05

1 Blend of No. 2 Fuel Oil and No. 6 Fuel Oil. Notes: • May include small amounts of kerosene. • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Total receipts i nclude 49,000 barrels of ‘other fuel oils’ such as kerosene, jet fuel, and waste oil. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 10. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Residual Oil by Sulfur Content, Census Division, and State, 2001
0.3% or Less More than 0.3% up to 0.5% More than 0.5% up to 1.0%
Cost Cost Cost Census Division Receipts Receipts Receipts and State (cents (cents (cents (1,000 (1,000 (1,000 per ($ per per ($ per per ($ per barrels) barrels) barrels) Million bbl) Million bbl) Million bbl) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England

............................ 51 444.36 28.10 — — — 936 331.06 21.26

Connecticut .............................. — — — — — — — — — Maine ....................................... — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts .......................... 51 444.36 28.10 — — — 34 383.99 24.16 New Hampshire ...................... — — — — — — 902 329.07 21.15 Rhode Island ........................... — — — — — — — — — Vermont ................................... — — — — — — — — — Middle Atlantic

........................ 3,821 409.58 25.63 1,115 414.74 26.28 10,737 321.30 20.60

New Jersey .............................. — — — — — — 41 392.65 25.79 New York................................ 3,821 409.58 25.63 745 433.81 27.49 10,526 322.39 20.66 Pennsylvania ............................ — — — 370 376.33 23.85 170 236.05 15.12 East North Central

.................. 229 436.43 27.28 145 458.52 27.95 409 456.82 28.05

Illinois ...................................... 111 537.20 34.18 — — — — — — Indiana ..................................... — — — — — — — — — Michigan .................................. 118 338.75 20.83 145 458.52 27.95 409 456.82 28.05 Ohio ......................................... — — — — — — — — — Wisconsin ................................ — — — — — — — — — West North Central

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Iowa ......................................... — — — — — — — — — Kansas ..................................... — — — — — — — — — Minnesota ................................ — — — — — — — — — Missouri ................................... — — — — — — — — — Nebraska .................................. — — — — — — — — — North Dakota........................... — — — — — — — — — South Dakota........................... — — — — — — — — — South Atlantic

........................... 4 328.50 19.00 1,086 389.25 22.59 36,220 365.33 23.26

Delaware .................................. — — — — — — 470 380.14 24.36 District of Columbia ............... — — — — — — — — — Florida ..................................... 4 328.50 19.00 1,086 389.25 22.59 33,540 365.66 23.29 Georgia .................................... — — — — — — — — — Maryland ................................. — — — — — — — — — North Carolina ........................ — — — — — — — — — South Carolina ........................ — — — — — — — — — Virginia .................................... — — — — — — 2,210 357.02 22.55 West Virginia .......................... — — — — — — — — — East South Central

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Alabama .................................. — — — — — — — — — Kentucky ................................. — — — — — — — — — Mississippi ............................... — — — — — — — — — Tennessee ................................ — — — — — — — — — West South Central

................. 245 653.67 40.94 1,021 509.34 32.98 — — —

Arkansas .................................. — — — — — — — — — Louisiana ................................. — — — 1,014 510.14 33.03 — — — Oklahoma ................................ — — — — — — — — — Texas ....................................... 245 653.67 40.94 7 396.00 25.21 — — — Mountain

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Arizona .................................... — — — — — — — — — Colorado .................................. — — — — — — — — — Idaho ........................................ — — — — — — — — — Montana ................................... — — — — — — — — — Nevada ..................................... — — — — — — — — — New Mexico............................ — — — — — — — — — Utah ......................................... — — — — — — — — — Wyoming ................................. — — — — — — — — — Pacific Contiguous

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California ................................. — — — — — — — — — Oregon ..................................... — — — — — — — — — Washington .............................. — — — — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous

............. — — — 10,228 489.78 30.77 — — —

Alaska ...................................... — — — — — — — — — Hawaii ..................................... — — — 10,228 489.78 30.77 — — — Total

........................................... 4,352 425.11 26.60 13,595 477.30 29.88 48,302 355.57 22.67

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Residual Oil includes No. 4, No. 5, and No. 6 fuel oi ls.• Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 10. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Residual Oil by Sulfur Content, Census Divison, and State, 2001 (Continued)
Average More than 1.0% up to 2.0% More than 2.0% up to 3.0% More than 3.0% Cost
Cost Cost Cost Census Division (cents and State Receipts Receipts Receipts (cents (cents (cents per ($ per (1,000 (1,000 (1,000 per ($ per per ($ per per ($ per Million bbl) barrels) barrels) barrels) Million bbl) Million bbl) Million bbl) Btu) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England

............................ — — — — — — — — — 336.85 21.61

Connecticut.............................. — — — — — — — — — — — Maine....................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts.......................... — — — — — — — — — 420.13 26.51 New Hampshire ...................... — — — — — — — — — 329.07 21.15 Rhode Island ........................... — — — — — — — — — — — Vermont................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Middle Atlantic

........................ — — — — — — — — — 349.07 22.23

New Jersey .............................. — — — — — — — — — 392.65 25.79 New York................................ — — — — — — — — — 349.56 22.26 Pennsylvania............................ — — — — — — — — — 331.85 21.10 East North Central

.................. 999 345.46 22.54 — — — — — — 390.41 24.86

Illinois...................................... — — — — — — — — — 537.20 34.18 Indiana..................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Michigan.................................. 999 345.46 22.54 — — — — — — 380.67 24.24 Ohio......................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Wisconsin ................................ — — — — — — — — — — — West North Central

................. 1,447 320.34 21.21 — — — — — — 320.34 21.21

Iowa......................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Kansas ..................................... 1,447 320.34 21.21 — — — — — — 320.34 21.21 Minnesota ................................ — — — — — — — — — — — Missouri................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Nebraska.................................. — — — — — — — — — — — North Dakota........................... — — — — — — — — — — — South Dakota........................... — — — — — — — — — — — South Atlantic

........................... 22,951 344.23 22.12 4,106 326.18 21.03 — — — 355.60 22.70

Delaware.................................. — — — — — — — — — 380.14 24.36 District of Columbia ............... — — — — — — — — — — — Florida ..................................... 18,406 348.09 22.42 4,106 326.18 21.03 — — — 357.50 22.84 Georgia .................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Maryland ................................. — — — — — — — — — — — North Carolina ........................ — — — — — — — — — — — South Carolina ........................ — — — — — — — — — — — Virginia.................................... 4,544 328.40 20.90 — — — — — — 337.72 21.44 West Virginia .......................... — — — — — — — — — — — East South Central

.................. — — — 8,348 374.94 24.42 — — — 374.94 24.42

Alabama .................................. — — — — — — — — — — — Kentucky ................................. — — — — — — — — — — — Mississippi ............................... — — — 8,348 374.94 24.42 — — — 374.94 24.42 Tennessee ................................ — — — — — — — — — — — West South Central

................. 579 436.12 28.48 — — — — — — 504.74 32.62

Arkansas .................................. — — — — — — — — — — — Louisiana ................................. 579 436.12 28.48 — — — — — — 483.09 31.38 Oklahoma ................................ — — — — — — — — — — — Texas ....................................... — — — — — — — — — 646.20 40.49 Mountain

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Arizona .................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Colorado .................................. — — — — — — — — — — — Idaho........................................ — — — — — — — — — — — Montana................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Nevada..................................... — — — — — — — — — — — New Mexico............................ — — — — — — — — — — — Utah ......................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Wyoming................................. — — — — — — — — — — — Pacific Contiguous

................... 369 594.98 37.18 — — — — — — 594.98 37.18

California................................. 369 594.98 37.18 — — — — — — 594.98 37.18 Oregon..................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Washington.............................. — — — — — — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous

............. — — — — — — — — — 489.78 30.77

Alaska...................................... — — — — — — — — — — — Hawaii ..................................... — — — — — — — — — 489.78 30.77 Total

........................................... 26,344 348.38 22.44 12,454 358.97 23.30 — — — 372.43 23.78

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Residual Oil includes No. 4, No. 5, and No. 6 fuel oi ls.• Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’ .



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## Table 11. Receipts of Gas by Census Division and State, 1997-2001 (Thousand Mcf)

2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 New England

................................. 5,458 7,422 23,065 47,377 95,374

Connecticut .................................. — — 14,093 10,396 13,738 Maine ........................................... — — — — — Massachusetts .............................. 4,865 5,998 8,524 21,207 50,755 New Hampshire ........................... 495 351 196 — 302 Rhode Island ................................ — — — 15,586 30,544 Vermont ....................................... 99 1,073 252 187 34 Middle Atlantic

............................. 92,646 101,385 209,381 226,248 236,208

New Jersey................................... 785 8,674 19,473 16,742 17,920 New York .................................... 91,741 90,372 180,131 204,700 215,276 Pennsylvania ................................ 120 2,339 9,778 4,807 3,012 East North Central

....................... 34,425 43,561 89,494 102,818 79,833

Illinois .......................................... 4,021 1,127 34,497 51,887 44,986 Indiana .......................................... 1,447 2,427 3,816 4,258 2,631 Michigan ...................................... 25,355 34,982 43,686 40,813 28,208 Ohio .............................................. 433 1,412 3,222 1,532 719 Wisconsin ..................................... 3,168 3,612 4,273 4,328 3,289 West North Central

...................... 28,238 40,300 45,268 43,200 29,509

Iowa .............................................. 2,910 3,852 3,958 3,154 2,748 Kansas .......................................... 17,721 27,561 29,991 29,899 20,050 Minnesota ..................................... 1,436 2,167 2,246 2,176 2,768 Missouri ....................................... 5,208 5,298 7,402 5,984 2,889 Nebraska ...................................... 962 1,421 1,671 1,981 1,053 North Dakota ............................... 1 1 * 1 1 South Dakota ............................... — — — 5 — South Atlantic

............................... 270,233 289,386 335,459 285,398 310,596

Delaware ...................................... 220 4,563 21,859 11,148 15,997 District of Columbia.................... — — — — — Florida .......................................... 258,805 254,847 269,232 241,059 276,254 Georgia ......................................... 1,241 4,251 10,684 10,682 3,074 Maryland ...................................... — 11,770 12,149 4,988 4,864 North Carolina ............................. 746 1,597 1,986 1,879 1,220 South Carolina ............................. 798 113 337 435 196 Virginia ........................................ 8,245 12,012 18,807 14,859 8,619 West Virginia............................... 179 234 405 348 372 East South Central

....................... 85,356 71,741 76,294 56,595 49,081

Alabama ....................................... 12,952 6,795 2,174 1,731 1,194 Kentucky ...................................... 353 656 875 805 576 Mississippi ................................... 72,051 64,290 73,245 54,059 47,311 Tennessee ..................................... — — — — — West South Central

...................... 1,288,995 1,682,834 1,676,039 1,712,041 1,445,739

Arkansas ....................................... 20,408 26,947 26,189 22,561 17,490 Louisiana ...................................... 224,186 292,002 306,767 289,492 264,879 Oklahoma ..................................... 146,409 162,751 160,569 177,976 133,617 Texas ............................................ 897,992 1,201,134 1,182,513 1,222,012 1,029,752 Mountain

........................................ 200,531 215,506 162,672 134,733 111,722

Arizona ......................................... 65,221 71,966 48,136 35,888 22,010 Colorado ....................................... 40,041 28,818 15,799 3,544 2,361 Idaho ............................................ — — — — — Montana ....................................... 11 16 373 199 103 Nevada ......................................... 46,935 67,341 58,902 51,812 52,189 New Mexico ................................ 36,836 37,905 34,862 39,169 32,753 Utah .............................................. 11,083 8,864 4,435 4,045 2,207 Wyoming ...................................... 405 596 166 77 98 Pacific Contiguous

........................ 128,834 161,060 171,352 295,660 385,685

California ..................................... 85,688 121,362 148,001 266,743 374,700 Oregon .......................................... 43,147 39,698 23,351 28,915 10,969 Washington .................................. — — — 2 15 Pacific Noncontiguous

.................. 17,649 16,792 20,430 18,887 20,989

Alaska .......................................... 17,649 16,792 20,430 18,887 20,989 Hawaii .......................................... — — — — — Total

............................................... 2,152,366 2,629,986 2,809,455 2,922,957 2,764,734

* =For detailed data, the absolute value of the number is less than 0.5. For percentage calculations, the absolute value of the number is less than 0.5 percent.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Gas includes natural gas and other gas, whi ch includes blast furnace, coke oven, and refinery gas. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of plants, year-to- y e ar comparisons may not be valid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 12. Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Census Division and State, 1997-2001

2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per (cents per (dollars per million Btu) Mcf) million Btu) Mcf) million Btu) Mcf) million Btu) Mcf) million Btu) Mcf) New England

................................. 339.54 3.51 443.36 4.59 267.09 2.74 283.75 2.92 300.60 3.09

Connecticut .................................. — — — — 267.33 2.74 236.90 2.44 242.11 2.47 Maine ........................................... — — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts .............................. 347.48 3.58 443.75 4.60 265.31 2.72 273.81 2.82 300.98 3.11 New Hampshire ........................... 238.70 2.56 315.09 3.37 261.02 2.67 — — 266.58 2.71 Rhode Island ................................ — — — — — — 328.55 3.38 326.39 3.35 Vermont ....................................... 477.64 4.83 485.50 4.91 319.27 3.23 286.06 2.90 312.12 3.16 Middle Atlantic

............................. 404.68 4.12 455.05 4.64 281.14 2.88 251.96 2.60 282.19 2.90

New Jersey................................... 335.64 3.43 430.37 4.42 298.93 3.08 262.02 2.74 295.14 3.06 New York .................................... 404.68 4.12 459.65 4.68 278.55 2.85 249.61 2.57 280.96 2.88 Pennsylvania ................................ 851.43 8.87 370.68 3.83 293.14 3.03 316.51 3.26 292.52 3.02 East North Central

....................... 397.33 3.72 406.81 3.13 251.20 2.06 230.63 1.91 259.70 1.99

Illinois .......................................... 368.47 3.79 469.12 4.84 236.18 2.41 220.68 2.25 251.36 2.55 Indiana .......................................... 507.04 5.18 445.34 4.56 289.27 2.97 280.46 2.88 316.26 3.23 Michigan ...................................... 377.31 3.42 389.92 2.77 252.26 1.53 232.41 1.26 256.33 .80 Ohio .............................................. 797.22 8.17 485.47 4.98 306.36 3.15 308.38 3.17 362.93 3.72 Wisconsin ..................................... 472.60 4.76 444.48 4.48 290.54 2.93 264.06 2.68 314.74 3.17 West North Central

...................... 400.91 4.03 424.74 4.28 249.48 2.51 224.14 2.25 267.81 2.64

Iowa .............................................. 477.11 4.78 454.74 4.56 313.74 3.15 305.90 3.07 339.80 3.41 Kansas .......................................... 357.83 3.60 414.16 4.18 234.11 2.36 213.73 2.14 258.36 2.53 Minnesota ..................................... 520.83 5.25 448.65 4.54 266.29 2.69 233.78 2.36 243.64 2.45 Missouri ....................................... 467.02 4.69 438.96 4.42 265.55 2.66 223.40 2.26 279.41 2.81 Nebraska ...................................... 427.58 4.29 459.99 4.61 281.13 2.80 242.75 2.40 287.11 2.86 North Dakota ............................... 687.47 7.08 639.94 6.69 404.04 4.21 369.27 3.88 321.99 3.43 South Dakota ............................... — — — — — — 176.70 1.77 — — South Atlantic

............................... 451.61 4.71 435.51 4.52 296.56 3.08 279.34 2.93 302.90 3.16

Delaware ...................................... 427.23 4.41 488.49 4.92 303.25 2.98 297.73 2.89 304.70 3.15 District of Columbia.................... — — — — — — — — — — Florida .......................................... 453.16 4.73 433.75 4.50 297.23 3.10 276.17 2.91 304.29 3.18 Georgia ......................................... 327.76 3.36 417.64 4.31 248.90 2.57 316.01 3.25 265.46 2.72 Maryland ...................................... — — 442.30 4.62 307.59 3.20 263.19 2.75 285.28 2.97 North Carolina ............................. 435.01 4.50 432.15 4.43 283.31 2.92 267.87 2.81 310.66 3.22 South Carolina ............................. 256.70 2.64 556.87 5.72 347.33 3.57 353.41 3.62 397.58 4.07 Virginia ........................................ 438.10 4.53 451.15 4.66 299.65 3.17 295.43 3.10 274.04 2.93 West Virginia............................... 646.48 6.46 498.08 4.98 299.80 3.00 351.43 3.51 335.15 3.35 East South Central

....................... 369.52 3.80 395.60 4.07 245.22 2.52 224.46 2.33 263.42 2.73

Alabama ....................................... 505.48 5.20 437.49 4.52 295.09 2.98 247.52 2.59 277.17 2.86 Kentucky ...................................... 458.91 4.70 495.83 5.08 340.40 3.49 331.89 3.40 337.34 3.45 Mississippi ................................... 344.60 3.54 390.13 4.01 242.63 2.49 222.14 2.31 262.18 2.72 Tennessee..................................... — — — — — — — — — — West South Central

...................... 422.76 4.35 422.64 4.33 248.99 2.55 227.02 2.33 266.67 2.74

Arkansas ....................................... 429.03 4.44 437.52 4.46 253.04 2.59 224.02 2.29 261.91 2.70 Louisiana ...................................... 413.19 4.30 439.62 4.55 249.03 2.59 227.36 2.37 269.28 2.79 Oklahoma ..................................... 448.22 4.62 441.62 4.54 271.67 2.79 241.16 2.48 287.81 2.97 Texas ............................................ 420.86 4.32 415.53 4.24 245.79 2.51 224.92 2.30 263.30 2.69 Mountain

........................................ 515.57 5.27 446.91 4.56 247.49 2.53 230.81 2.36 245.50 2.51

Arizona ......................................... 460.36 4.70 477.89 4.86 264.32 2.67 239.09 2.42 294.44 2.99 Colorado ....................................... 375.43 3.81 403.09 4.12 256.92 2.65 300.30 2.98 317.48 3.16 Idaho ............................................ — — — — — — — — — — Montana ....................................... 666.39 7.54 510.39 5.81 184.50 2.02 191.77 2.06 1348.51 14.45 Nevada ......................................... 802.55 8.22 474.97 4.86 242.28 2.51 230.18 2.38 211.87 2.18 New Mexico ................................ 415.00 4.22 387.73 3.94 228.25 2.31 219.95 2.22 259.16 2.64 Utah .............................................. 463.59 4.88 383.62 4.02 253.83 2.65 202.49 2.11 202.95 2.09 Wyoming ...................................... 381.76 4.01 375.77 3.92 372.26 3.89 796.04 8.31 875.94 9.12 Pacific Contiguous

........................ 741.67 7.52 509.07 5.16 261.77 2.65 257.51 2.63 298.00 3.04

California ..................................... 928.12 9.38 581.15 5.88 272.53 2.76 268.62 2.74 302.20 3.08 Oregon .......................................... 374.91 3.82 289.58 2.94 193.61 1.96 154.07 1.56 147.57 1.49 Washington .................................. — — — — — — 325.87 3.44 4519.49 47.38 Pacific Noncontiguous

.................. 236.09 2.36 177.06 1.77 159.28 1.59 179.77 1.80 173.98 1.74

Alaska .......................................... 236.09 2.36 177.06 1.77 159.28 1.59 179.77 1.80 173.98 1.74 Hawaii .......................................... — — — — — — — — — — Total

............................................... 448.65 4.61 430.19 4.39 257.36 2.62 238.10 2.43 275.98 2.81

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Gas includes natural gas and other gas, whi ch includes blast furnace, coke oven, and refinery gas. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of plants, year-to- year comparisons may not be valid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 13. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Type of Purchase, Census Division and State, 2001
Type of Purchase Firm Interruptible Spot Total
Census Division Cost Cost Cost Cost and State Receipts (cents Receipts (cents Receipts (cents Receipts (cents ($ ($ ($ ($ (1,000 Mcf) per (1,000 Mcf) per (1,000 Mcf) per (1,000 Mcf) per per per per per Million Million Million Million Mcf) Mcf) Mcf) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England

............................ — — — 3,759 324.00 3.34 1,700 373.70 3.88 5,458 339.54 3.51

Connecticut .............................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Maine ....................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts .......................... — — — 3,467 331.68 3.41 1,398 386.37 4.00 4,865 347.48 3.58 New Hampshire ...................... — — — 292 237.00 2.55 203 241.16 2.58 495 238.70 2.56 Rhode Island ........................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Vermont ................................... — — — — — — 99 477.64 4.83 99 477.64 4.83 Middle Atlantic

........................ 8,044 661.48 6.68 22,456 384.28 3.94 62,146 379.11 3.85 92,646 404.68 4.12

New Jersey .............................. — — — 785 335.64 3.43 — — — 785 335.64 3.43 New York................................ 7,924 658.51 6.65 21,671 386.03 3.96 62,146 379.11 3.85 91,741 404.68 4.12 Pennsylvania ............................ 120 851.43 8.87 — — — — — — 120 851.43 8.87 East North Central

.................. 6,337 396.44 4.01 24,541 383.95 3.48 3,547 480.78 4.92 34,425 397.33 3.72

Illinois ...................................... — — — 4,021 368.47 3.79 — — — 4,021 368.47 3.79 Indiana ..................................... — — — 1,447 507.04 5.18 — — — 1,447 507.04 5.18 Michigan .................................. 6,222 392.67 3.97 16,159 357.05 3.02 2,974 436.42 4.47 25,355 377.31 3.42 Ohio ......................................... 115 597.62 6.15 17 868.07 8.68 301 869.64 8.91 433 797.22 8.17 Wisconsin ................................ — — — 2,897 466.67 4.70 272 536.37 5.36 3,168 472.60 4.76 West North Central

................. 2,541 408.56 4.01 20,885 393.11 3.96 4,811 431.02 4.32 28,238 400.91 4.03

Iowa ......................................... 122 631.71 6.40 643 520.44 5.25 2,146 455.16 4.56 2,910 477.11 4.78 Kansas ..................................... 1,757 377.78 3.67 14,963 349.96 3.53 1,000 441.82 4.46 17,721 357.83 3.60 Minnesota ................................ 69 876.58 8.86 916 520.77 5.27 452 466.40 4.67 1,436 520.83 5.25 Missouri ................................... 98 362.39 3.70 3,897 501.01 5.03 1,214 366.39 3.68 5,208 467.02 4.69 Nebraska .................................. 496 402.88 4.03 466 453.66 4.56 — — — 962 427.58 4.29 North Dakota........................... — — — 1 687.47 7.08 — — — 1 687.47 7.08 South Dakota........................... — — — — — — — — — — — — South Atlantic

........................... 234,112 457.91 4.78 26,305 405.19 4.22 9,816 425.57 4.41 270,233 451.61 4.71

Delaware .................................. 220 427.23 4.41 — — — — — — 220 427.23 4.41 District of Columbia ............... — — — — — — — — — — — — Florida ..................................... 233,888 457.94 4.78 23,346 411.53 4.30 1,571 360.21 3.75 258,805 453.16 4.73 Georgia .................................... — — — 1,241 327.76 3.36 — — — 1,241 327.76 3.36 Maryland ................................. — — — — — — — — — — — — North Carolina ........................ — — — 746 435.01 4.50 — — — 746 435.01 4.50 South Carolina ........................ — — — 798 256.70 2.64 — — — 798 256.70 2.64 Virginia .................................... — — — — — — 8,245 438.10 4.53 8,245 438.10 4.53 West Virginia .......................... 5 548.10 5.48 175 649.02 6.49 — — — 179 646.48 6.46 East South Central

.................. 3,551 466.44 4.81 12,226 521.88 5.37 69,579 337.73 3.47 85,356 369.52 3.80

Alabama .................................. 142 229.80 2.36 12,186 522.91 5.38 624 227.90 2.35 12,952 505.48 5.20 Kentucky ................................. — — — — — — 353 458.91 4.70 353 458.91 4.70 Mississippi ............................... 3,408 476.28 4.92 40 211.40 2.19 68,602 338.11 3.47 72,051 344.60 3.54 Tennessee ................................ — — — — — — — — — — — — West South Central

................. 507,253 426.43 4.38 80,395 445.79 4.57 701,347 417.48 4.30 1,288,995 422.76 4.35

Arkansas .................................. — — — — — — 20,408 429.03 4.44 20,408 429.03 4.44 Louisiana ................................. 3,048 398.13 4.17 28,094 448.69 4.70 193,044 408.23 4.24 224,186 413.19 4.30 Oklahoma ................................ 71,012 472.63 4.90 115 417.51 4.17 75,281 424.99 4.36 146,409 448.22 4.62 Texas ....................................... 433,193 418.98 4.30 52,186 444.25 4.50 412,613 419.92 4.31 897,992 420.86 4.32 Mountain

................................... 60,031 387.85 3.95 76,376 460.98 4.69 64,124 698.39 7.18 200,531 515.57 5.27

Arizona .................................... 15,203 476.43 4.89 32,285 422.88 4.30 17,733 514.42 5.26 65,221 460.36 4.70 Colorado .................................. 35,851 366.95 3.73 4,190 449.94 4.46 — — — 40,041 375.43 3.81 Idaho ........................................ — — — — — — — — — — — — Montana ................................... — — — 11 666.39 7.54 — — — 11 666.39 7.54 Nevada ..................................... — — — 12,100 595.84 6.11 34,836 874.49 8.95 46,935 802.55 8.22 New Mexico............................ 8,572 316.92 3.21 27,791 447.56 4.55 473 275.96 2.84 36,836 415.00 4.22 Utah ......................................... — — — — — — 11,083 463.59 4.88 11,083 463.59 4.88 Wyoming ................................. 405 381.76 4.01 — — — — — — 405 381.76 4.01 Pacific Contiguous

................... 21,130 699.16 7.01 5,886 747.86 7.27 101,819 750.01 7.64 128,834 741.67 7.52

California ................................. 21,130 699.16 7.01 5,886 747.86 7.27 58,672 1026.67 10.44 85,688 928.12 9.38 Oregon ..................................... — — — — — — 43,147 374.91 3.82 43,147 374.91 3.82 Washington .............................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous

............. 17,266 234.77 2.35 383 295.70 2.96 — — — 17,649 236.09 2.36

Alaska ...................................... 17,266 234.77 2.35 383 295.70 2.96 — — — 17,649 236.09 2.36 Hawaii ..................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Total

........................................... 860,265 437.28 4.50 273,212 439.72 4.45 1,018,889 460.61 4.74 2,152,366 448.65 4.61

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Gas includes natural gas and other gas, which i ncludes blast furnace, coke oven, and refinery gas. • Mcf =thousand cubic feet.• Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 14. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Type, Census Division, and State, 2001
Receipts by Type
Blast Furnace/ Natural Gas Refinery Gas Total Gas Coke Oven Gas Census Division and State Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Value (cents Value (cents Value (cents Value (cents Receipts Receipts Receipts Receipts (Btu per (Btu per (Btu per (Btu per (1,000 Mcf) (1,000 Mcf) (1,000 Mcf) (1,000 Mcf) per Million per Million per Million per Million cf) Btu) cf) Btu) cf) Btu) cf) Btu) New England

................................. 5,458 1,034 339.54 — — — — — — 5,458 1,034 339.54

Connecticut .................................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Maine ........................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts .............................. 4,865 1,031 347.48 — — — — — — 4,865 1,031 347.48 New Hampshire ........................... 495 1,074 238.70 — — — — — — 495 1,074 238.70 Rhode Island ................................ — — — — — — — — — — — — Vermont ....................................... 99 1,012 477.64 — — — — — — 99 1,012 477.64 Middle Atlantic

............................. 92,646 1,018 404.68 — — — — — — 92,646 1,018 404.68

New Jersey................................... 785 1,022 335.64 — — — — — — 785 1,022 335.64 New York .................................... 91,741 1,018 404.68 — — — — — — 91,741 1,018 404.68 Pennsylvania ................................ 120 1,042 851.43 — — — — — — 120 1,042 851.43 East North Central

....................... 31,325 1,016 401.29 3,100 140 106.49 — — — 34,425 937 397.33

Illinois .......................................... 4,021 1,029 368.47 — — — — — — 4,021 1,029 368.47 Indiana .......................................... 1,447 1,022 507.04 — — — — — — 1,447 1,022 507.04 Michigan ...................................... 22,255 1,014 382.51 3,100 140 106.49 — — — 25,355 908 377.31 Ohio .............................................. 433 1,025 797.22 — — — — — — 433 1,025 797.22 Wisconsin ..................................... 3,168 1,007 472.60 — — — — — — 3,168 1,007 472.60 West North Central

...................... 28,238 1,005 400.91 — — — — — — 28,238 1,005 400.91

Iowa .............................................. 2,910 1,003 477.11 — — — — — — 2,910 1,003 477.11 Kansas .......................................... 17,721 1,006 357.83 — — — — — — 17,721 1,006 357.83 Minnesota ..................................... 1,436 1,008 520.83 — — — — — — 1,436 1,008 520.83 Missouri ....................................... 5,208 1,005 467.02 — — — — — — 5,208 1,005 467.02 Nebraska ...................................... 962 1,003 427.58 — — — — — — 962 1,003 427.58 North Dakota ............................... 1 1,029 687.47 — — — — — — 1 1,029 687.47 South Dakota ............................... — — — — — — — — — — — — South Atlantic

............................... 270,186 1,043 451.67 — — — 47 1,024 137.91 270,233 1,043 451.61

Delaware ...................................... 220 1,032 427.23 — — — — — — 220 1,032 427.23 District of Columbia.................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Florida .......................................... 258,805 1,044 453.16 — — — — — — 258,805 1,044 453.16 Georgia ......................................... 1,241 1,025 327.76 — — — — — — 1,241 1,025 327.76 Maryland ...................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — North Carolina ............................. 746 1,035 435.01 — — — — — — 746 1,035 435.01 South Carolina ............................. 798 1,028 256.70 — — — — — — 798 1,028 256.70 Virginia ........................................ 8,198 1,035 439.80 — — — 47 1,024 137.91 8,245 1,035 438.10 West Virginia............................... 179 1,000 646.48 — — — — — — 179 1,000 646.48 East South Central

....................... 85,356 1,028 369.52 — — — — — — 85,356 1,028 369.52

Alabama ....................................... 12,952 1,029 505.48 — — — — — — 12,952 1,029 505.48 Kentucky ...................................... 353 1,025 458.91 — — — — — — 353 1,025 458.91 Mississippi ................................... 72,051 1,027 344.60 — — — — — — 72,051 1,027 344.60 Tennessee ..................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — West South Central

...................... 1,288,995 1,029 422.76 — — — — — — 1,288,995 1,029 422.76

Arkansas ....................................... 20,408 1,035 429.03 — — — — — — 20,408 1,035 429.03 Louisiana ...................................... 224,186 1,040 413.19 — — — — — — 224,186 1,040 413.19 Oklahoma ..................................... 146,409 1,031 448.22 — — — — — — 146,409 1,031 448.22 Texas ............................................ 897,992 1,026 420.86 — — — — — — 897,992 1,026 420.86 Mountain

........................................ 200,531 1,021 515.57 — — — — — — 200,531 1,021 515.57

Arizona ......................................... 65,221 1,020 460.36 — — — — — — 65,221 1,020 460.36 Colorado ....................................... 40,041 1,015 375.43 — — — — — — 40,041 1,015 375.43 Idaho ............................................ — — — — — — — — — — — — Montana ....................................... 11 1,132 666.39 — — — — — — 11 1,132 666.39 Nevada ......................................... 46,935 1,024 802.55 — — — — — — 46,935 1,024 802.55 New Mexico ................................ 36,836 1,017 415.00 — — — — — — 36,836 1,017 415.00 Utah .............................................. 11,083 1,053 463.59 — — — — — — 11,083 1,053 463.59 Wyoming ...................................... 405 1,049 381.76 — — — — — — 405 1,049 381.76 Pacific Contiguous

........................ 128,540 1,015 741.89 295 292 413.00 — — — 128,834 1,014 741.67

California ..................................... 85,393 1,013 928.63 295 292 413.00 — — — 85,688 1,010 928.12 Oregon .......................................... 43,147 1,020 374.91 — — — — — — 43,147 1,020 374.91 Washington .................................. — — — — — — — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous

.................. 17,649 1,000 236.09 — — — — — — 17,649 1,000 236.09

Alaska .......................................... 17,649 1,000 236.09 — — — — — — 17,649 1,000 236.09 Hawaii .......................................... — — — — — — — — — — — — Total

............................................... 2,148,924 1,028 448.72 3,395 153 157.22 47 1,024 137.91 2,152,366 1,027 448.65

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Mcf =thousand cubic feet. • cf =cubic foot. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 15. Total Heating Value and Cost of Fossil Fuels by Census Division and State, 2001
Avg. Delivered Cost Total Btu (billions) % of Total Btu (cents per million Btu) Census Division and State Petrole- Total Coal Petroleum Gas Coal Gas Coal Petroleum Gas um New England

................................. 57,132 44,505 6,982 5,645 77.9 12.2 9.9 167.22 359.26 339.54

Connecticut .................................. — — — — — — — — — — Maine ........................................... — — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts .............................. 6,014 — 1,001 5,013 — 16.6 83.4 — 494.01 347.48 New Hampshire ........................... 51,018 44,505 5,981 532 87.2 11.7 1.0 167.22 336.71 238.70 Rhode Island ................................ — — — — — — — — — — Vermont ....................................... 100 — — 100 — — 100.0 — — 477.64 Middle Atlantic

............................. 240,343 45,068 100,941 94,334 18.8 42.0 39.2 143.07 351.55 404.68

New Jersey................................... 6,712 5,505 405 802 82.0 6.0 11.9 227.37 453.98 335.64 New York .................................... 210,152 20,216 96,529 93,407 9.6 45.9 44.4 141.60 350.24 404.68 Pennsylvania ................................ 23,478 19,347 4,007 125 82.4 17.1 .5 120.63 372.94 851.43 East North Central

....................... 3,517,247 3,464,268 20,715 32,264 98.5 .6 .9 120.45 482.49 397.33

Illinois .......................................... 319,610 314,339 1,132 4,139 98.4 .4 1.3 119.16 578.71 368.47 Indiana.......................................... 1,093,740 1,090,471 1,790 1,479 99.7 .2 .1 113.66 568.74 507.04 Michigan ...................................... 720,949 684,048 13,890 23,011 94.9 1.9 3.2 127.48 428.09 377.31 Ohio .............................................. 943,908 940,254 3,210 444 99.6 .3 * 130.96 600.86 797.22 Wisconsin..................................... 439,041 435,157 692 3,191 99.1 .2 .7 104.64 644.49 472.60 West North Central

...................... 2,386,541 2,345,715 12,441 28,384 98.3 .5 1.2 89.14 388.85 400.91

Iowa .............................................. 384,266 380,453 894 2,918 99.0 .2 .8 81.36 617.05 477.11 Kansas .......................................... 397,730 369,762 10,148 17,820 93.0 2.6 4.5 104.76 336.09 357.83 Minnesota..................................... 323,456 321,769 239 1,447 99.5 .1 .4 101.78 668.49 520.83 Missouri ....................................... 702,324 696,291 801 5,233 99.1 .1 .7 95.76 605.66 467.02 Nebraska ...................................... 223,391 222,365 62 965 99.5 * .4 56.57 655.63 427.58 North Dakota ............................... 318,598 318,299 298 1 99.9 .1 * 74.15 638.55 687.47 South Dakota ............................... 36,776 36,776 — — 100.0 — — 103.27 — — South Atlantic 1

............................. 4,029,486 3,321,414 426,151 281,921 82.4 10.6 7.0 157.08 364.67 451.61

Delaware ...................................... 3,848 602 3,019 227 15.7 78.5 5.9 216.91 380.46 427.23 District of Columbia.................... — — — — — — — — — — Florida 1 ........................................ 1,276,044 636,238 369,686 270,120 49.9 29.0 21.2 171.81 360.24 453.16 Georgia......................................... 810,936 807,784 1,881 1,272 99.6 .2 .2 166.07 668.41 327.76 Maryland ...................................... — — — — — — — — — — North Carolina ............................. 641,688 638,366 2,549 773 99.5 .4 .1 159.30 584.30 435.01 South Carolina ............................. 389,398 387,776 802 820 99.6 .2 .2 156.52 584.56 256.70 Virginia ........................................ 328,295 273,728 46,036 8,530 83.4 14.0 2.6 159.32 356.53 438.10 West Virginia............................... 579,278 576,920 2,179 179 99.6 .4 * 125.02 665.73 646.48 East South Central 1

..................... 2,274,631 2,129,828 57,092 87,712 93.6 2.5 3.9 126.35 383.85 369.52

Alabama 1 ..................................... 661,943 648,076 541 13,327 97.9 .1 2.0 141.07 552.08 505.48 Kentucky 1 .................................... 776,958 775,672 924 362 99.8 .1 * 110.36 567.25 458.91 Mississippi ................................... 272,581 143,502 55,057 74,023 52.6 20.2 27.2 163.46 377.36 344.60 Tennessee 1 ................................... 563,149 562,578 571 — 99.9 .1 — 121.98 553.80 — West South Central

...................... 3,345,325 1,990,281 28,703 1,326,340 59.5 .9 39.6 120.86 591.82 422.76

Arkansas ....................................... 275,582 253,964 501 21,117 92.2 .2 7.7 87.46 626.39 429.03 Louisiana...................................... 375,940 127,946 14,789 233,206 34.0 3.9 62.0 130.89 518.97 413.19 Oklahoma ..................................... 449,991 297,667 1,426 150,898 66.1 .3 33.5 90.57 632.95 448.22 Texas ............................................ 2,243,811 1,310,705 11,986 921,120 58.4 .5 41.1 133.24 675.37 420.86 Mountain

........................................ 2,108,307 1,899,551 3,927 204,829 90.1 .2 9.7 108.34 771.95 515.57

Arizona......................................... 462,064 392,705 2,804 66,554 85.0 .6 14.4 124.97 810.92 460.36 Colorado ....................................... 404,102 363,230 237 40,635 89.9 .1 10.1 92.19 721.43 375.43 Idaho ............................................ — — — — — — — — — — Montana ....................................... 4,022 4,010 — 12 99.7 — .3 94.93 — 666.39 Nevada ......................................... 229,066 180,934 55 48,077 79.0 * 21.0 126.19 585.06 802.55 New Mexico ................................ 252,505 214,881 166 37,459 85.1 .1 14.8 147.38 631.49 415.00 Utah.............................................. 328,876 316,924 285 11,667 96.4 .1 3.5 112.30 634.50 463.59 Wyoming ...................................... 427,673 426,868 381 425 99.8 .1 .1 76.74 707.19 381.76 Pacific Contiguous

........................ 180,282 44,975 4,728 130,579 24.9 2.6 72.4 110.99 615.66 741.67

California ..................................... 89,316 — 2,746 86,570 — 3.1 96.9 — 600.85 928.12 Oregon.......................................... 90,966 44,975 1,982 44,009 49.4 2.2 48.4 110.99 636.17 374.91 Washington .................................. — — — — — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous

.................. 82,105 — 64,456 17,649 — 78.5 21.5 — 490.34 236.09

Alaska .......................................... 17,649 — — 17,649 — — 100.0 — — 236.09 Hawaii .......................................... 64,456 — 64,456 — — 100.0 — — 490.34 — Total

............................................... 18,221,398 15,285,607 726,135 2,209,656 83.9 4.0 12.1 123.15 392.05 448.65

1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 3, 4, and 5 at the end of Table 31. * =Number less than 0.5 billion Btu or 0.05 percent. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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# Origin and Destination of Coal

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## Table 16. Origin of Coal by State, 2001
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity State of (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds per (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) million Btu) by weight) Alabama ............................. 10,579 12,136 1.15 0.95 12.74 164.59 39.95 Arizona ............................... 13,156 10,929 .51 .47 9.60 119.61 26.14 Colorado ............................. 25,112 11,068 .45 .41 8.46 132.35 29.30 Illinois ................................. 25,562 11,421 2.21 1.94 8.66 136.63 31.21 Indiana ................................ 28,004 11,077 2.12 1.91 9.03 109.89 24.35 Kansas ................................ 160 10,573 3.73 3.53 20.10 120.27 25.43 Kentucky ............................ 97,180 12,166 1.48 1.22 11.02 147.04 35.78 Louisiana ............................ 3,754 6,839 1.15 1.68 13.66 141.66 19.38 Maryland ............................ 2,482 11,970 1.69 1.41 17.38 114.43 27.40 Missouri .............................. 247 10,940 4.67 4.27 16.58 131.55 28.78 Montana .............................. 20,821 9,099 .49 .54 6.27 115.75 21.06 New Mexico....................... 21,254 9,425 .68 .73 18.82 137.99 26.01 North Dakota...................... 23,679 6,537 .74 1.13 9.63 74.36 9.72 Ohio .................................... 18,789 11,693 3.23 2.77 10.81 132.57 31.00 Oklahoma ........................... 21 12,559 3.01 2.39 10.48 120.87 30.36 Pennsylvania ....................... 10,469 12,961 1.79 1.38 8.16 125.24 32.47 Tennessee ........................... 1,277 12,749 1.20 .94 8.07 151.15 38.54 Texas .................................. 37,032 6,405 1.13 1.76 16.62 128.99 16.52 Utah .................................... 18,074 11,863 .52 .44 8.85 115.86 27.49 Virginia ............................... 19,647 12,750 .94 .74 10.58 150.31 38.33 West Virginia..................... 70,779 12,190 1.16 .95 12.58 141.39 34.47 Wyoming ............................ 304,502 8,689 .32 .36 5.29 100.49 17.46 Subtotal

............................. 752,582 9,994 .89 .89 8.85 122.47 24.48

Imported 1 ........................ 10,233 11,855 .66 .56 6.71 165.22 39.17
Total

................................ 762,815 10,019 .89 .89 8.82 123.15 24.68

1 Imported includes coal from Australia, Colombia, Poland, Russia, South Africa, and Venezuela. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



## Table 17. Receipts of Lignite by Electric Utility, 2001
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds per (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) million Btu) by weight) Basin Electric Power Coop ....................... 7,990 6,607 0.69 1.04 9.13 73.43 9.70 Central Louisiana Electric ......................... 3,754 6,839 1.15 1.68 13.66 141.66 19.38 Cooperative Power Association ................ 7,670 6,198 .61 .98 11.27 75.17 9.32 Houston Lighting and Power .................... 7,169 6,756 1.20 1.77 15.67 127.07 17.17 Minnkota Power Coop............................... 3,972 6,667 .87 1.30 8.28 71.41 9.52 Montana-Dakota Utilities .......................... 3,417 6,938 1.00 1.44 8.92 79.84 11.08 San Miguel Electric ................................... 3,282 5,200 2.06 3.97 25.56 79.59 8.28 Southwestern Electric Pwr ........................ 3,079 6,568 1.55 2.37 14.61 155.46 20.42 Texas New Mexico Power Co. ................. 1,881 6,758 .93 1.38 16.44 150.68 20.37 TXU Electric Co........................................ 21,622 6,417 .92 1.43 15.88 129.89 16.67 United Power Association ......................... 937 6,685 .72 1.08 8.75 74.36 9.94

Total

...................................................... 64,772 6,479 .98 1.52 13.86 109.45 14.18
Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • This table includes all lignite mined in the continental United States and reported on FERC Form 423. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 18. Receipts, Quality, and Average Delivered Cost of Imported Coal, 1997-2001
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash Country of Origin (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds per (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

2001

....................................................................... 10,233 11,855 0.66 0.56 6.71 165.22 39.17

Alabama Electric Coop Inc

............................ 589 11,466 .63 .55 5.46 144.05 33.03 Colombia .................................................... 589 11,466 .63 .55 5.46 144.05 33.03 Alabama Power Co

.......................................... 2,664 11,720 .70 .60 5.49 152.54 35.75 Colombia .................................................... 2,664 11,720 .70 .60 5.49 152.54 35.75 Carolina Power and Light

.............................. 8 11,034 .50 .45 5.30 254.80 56.23 Colombia .................................................... 8 11,034 .50 .45 5.30 254.80 56.23 Central Hudson Gas and Electric

................. 37 13,309 .61 .46 7.27 156.10 41.55 Venezuela ................................................... 37 13,309 .61 .46 7.27 156.10 41.55 Duke Power

...................................................... 112 11,514 .79 .68 6.69 260.18 59.91 Colombia .................................................... 112 11,514 .79 .68 6.69 260.18 59.91 Florida Power Corp

......................................... 498 12,342 .67 .54 7.39 191.72 47.33 Venezuela ................................................... 498 12,342 .67 .54 7.39 191.72 47.33 Georgia Power

.................................................. 142 11,651 .78 .67 6.90 210.59 49.07 Colombia .................................................... 142 11,651 .78 .67 6.90 210.59 49.07 Gulf Power

........................................................ 857 12,209 .69 .57 6.24 175.67 42.90 Australia...................................................... 24 12,136 .57 .47 1.60 157.90 38.33 Colombia .................................................... 466 11,879 .71 .60 5.61 178.86 42.49 Venezuela ................................................... 367 12,632 .67 .53 7.35 172.99 43.70 Indiana Michigan Power

................................. 210 11,456 .52 .45 11.43 211.08 48.36 South Africa ............................................... 210 11,456 .52 .45 11.43 211.08 48.36 Jacksonville Electric Authority

...................... 1,876 11,841 .62 .53 7.69 158.55 37.55 Poland ......................................................... 59 11,874 .69 .58 9.50 173.80 41.27 South Africa ............................................... 62 11,973 .63 .53 9.70 177.40 42.48 Colombia .................................................... 1,754 11,835 .62 .53 7.56 157.36 37.25 Lakeland Dept of Elec Wtr Utils

................... 75 11,504 .61 .53 8.50 216.29 49.77 Colombia .................................................... 75 11,504 .61 .53 8.50 216.29 49.77 Mississippi Power

............................................. 1,895 11,470 .65 .56 7.14 168.97 38.76 Colombia .................................................... 1,885 11,469 .65 .57 7.11 168.63 38.68 Russia.......................................................... 11 11,612 .32 .28 11.60 228.20 53.00 Public Serv Co of New Hampshire

............... 564 12,694 .65 .51 6.53 169.46 43.02 Venezuela ................................................... 564 12,694 .65 .51 6.53 169.46 43.02 Savannah Electric and Power

........................ 436 12,526 .74 .59 7.45 142.18 35.62 Venezuela ................................................... 436 12,526 .74 .59 7.45 142.18 35.62 Tampa Electric

................................................. 269 12,478 .63 .50 6.94 186.82 46.62 Poland ......................................................... 67 12,629 .52 .41 7.20 198.80 50.21 Colombia .................................................... 81 11,582 .63 .54 8.80 180.10 41.72 Venezuela ................................................... 121 12,996 .69 .53 5.55 184.42 47.94 2000

....................................................................... 7,559 12,035 .63 .53 5.65 148.98 35.86

Alabama Electric Coop Inc

............................ 772 11,628 .58 .50 4.57 140.24 32.61 Colombia .................................................... 772 11,628 .58 .50 4.57 140.24 32.61 Alabama Power Co

.......................................... 2,689 11,793 .63 .54 4.67 154.80 36.51 Colombia .................................................... 2,689 11,793 .63 .54 4.67 154.80 36.51 Central Hudson Gas and Electric

................. 627 13,098 .62 .47 6.51 157.00 41.13 Venezuela ................................................... 627 13,098 .62 .47 6.51 157.00 41.13 Gulf Power

........................................................ 285 12,011 .59 .49 4.37 142.53 34.24 Colombia .................................................... 245 11,825 .58 .49 4.28 142.75 33.76 Venezuela ................................................... 40 13,155 .64 .49 4.90 141.30 37.18 Jacksonville Electric Authority

...................... 1,377 11,862 .67 .57 7.59 147.00 34.88 Colombia .................................................... 1,330 11,844 .67 .56 7.55 147.53 34.95 Indonesia..................................................... 48 12,379 .80 .65 8.60 132.84 32.89 Lakeland Dept of Elec Wtr Utils

................... 13 11,570 .71 .61 4.50 168.10 38.90 Colombia .................................................... 13 11,570 .71 .61 4.50 168.10 38.90

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 18. Receipts, Quality, and Average Delivered Cost of Imported Coal, 1997-2001 (Continued)
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash Country of Origin (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds per (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

2000 (Continued)

Mississippi Power

............................................. 720 11,523 0.58 0.50 6.03 148.86 34.31 Colombia .................................................... 720 11,523 .58 .50 6.03 148.86 34.31 Public Serv Co of New Hampshire

............... 555 13,016 .61 .47 4.99 140.99 36.70 Venezuela ................................................... 555 13,016 .61 .47 4.99 140.99 36.70 Savannah Electric and Power

........................ 467 12,725 .74 .58 7.07 139.02 35.38 Venezuela ................................................... 467 12,725 .74 .58 7.07 139.02 35.38 Tampa Electric

................................................. 54 12,949 1.01 .78 6.69 145.09 37.58 Venezuela ................................................... 54 12,949 1.01 .78 6.69 145.09 37.58 1999

....................................................................... 4,969 11,906 .57 .48 5.57 148.61 35.39

Alabama Electric Coop Inc

............................ 291 11,513 .54 .47 4.39 139.78 32.19 Colombia .................................................... 291 11,513 .54 .47 4.39 139.78 32.19 Alabama Power Co

.......................................... 262 11,783 .55 .46 3.36 185.08 43.62 Colombia .................................................... 262 11,783 .55 .46 3.36 185.08 43.62 Baltimore Gas and Electric

............................ 29 12,003 .68 .57 6.00 131.50 31.57 Colombia .................................................... 29 12,003 .68 .57 6.00 131.50 31.57 Central Hudson Gas and Electric

................. 626 12,890 .65 .50 6.43 160.19 41.30 Colombia .................................................... 36 13,277 .62 .47 7.27 161.80 42.96 Venezuela ................................................... 589 12,866 .65 .51 6.38 160.09 41.19 Florida Power Corp

......................................... 99 12,867 .70 .55 5.99 173.44 44.63 Venezuela ................................................... 99 12,867 .70 .55 5.99 173.44 44.63 Gulf Power

........................................................ 310 12,483 .64 .51 5.97 148.19 37.00 Colombia .................................................... 67 11,871 .54 .45 3.68 153.36 36.41 Venezuela ................................................... 243 12,652 .67 .53 6.60 146.85 37.16 Jacksonville Electric Authority

...................... 1,083 11,791 .66 .56 7.51 145.66 34.35 Australia...................................................... 63 11,506 .67 .58 11.80 124.20 28.58 Colombia .................................................... 1,020 11,808 .66 .56 7.24 146.95 34.70 Lakeland Dept of Elec Wtr Utils

................... 32 11,570 .71 .61 4.50 168.10 38.90 Colombia .................................................... 32 11,570 .71 .61 4.50 168.10 38.90 Mississippi Power

............................................. 717 11,706 .43 .37 4.24 145.59 34.09 Colombia .................................................... 701 11,696 .43 .36 4.16 145.67 34.07 Venezuela ................................................... 16 12,165 .75 .62 7.60 142.50 34.67 Public Serv Co of New Hampshire

............... 507 12,990 .67 .52 5.53 142.60 37.05 Venezuela ................................................... 507 12,990 .67 .52 5.53 142.60 37.05 Savannah Electric and Power

........................ 434 12,535 .75 .60 7.24 139.24 34.91 Venezuela ................................................... 434 12,535 .75 .60 7.24 139.24 34.91 Tampa Electric

................................................. 539 9,400 .14 .14 2.61 135.44 25.46 Venezuela ................................................... 151 9,373 .18 .19 6.70 146.56 27.47 Indonesia..................................................... 388 9,410 .12 .13 1.02 131.12 24.68 United Illuminating Co

................................... 35 13,541 .61 .45 4.85 169.29 45.85 Venezuela ................................................... 35 13,541 .61 .45 4.85 169.29 45.85 Vineland, City of

.............................................. 5 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.00 49.57 Poland ......................................................... 4 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.00 49.57 Venezuela ................................................... 1 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.00 49.57 1998

....................................................................... 5,845 11,967 .61 .51 5.67 155.58 37.24

Cajun Electric Power Coop

............................ 303 9,485 .09 .09 .86 187.58 35.58 Indonesia..................................................... 303 9,485 .09 .09 .86 187.58 35.58 Central Hudson Gas and Electric

................. 594 13,070 .63 .48 7.08 167.26 43.72 Colombia .................................................... 35 13,309 .62 .47 7.38 169.80 45.20 Venezuela ................................................... 559 13,055 .63 .48 7.06 167.10 43.63 Central Power and Light

................................ 103 12,588 .69 .55 7.68 168.51 42.42 Colombia .................................................... 60 12,760 .66 .52 6.60 171.04 43.65 Venezuela ................................................... 42 12,344 .73 .59 9.20 164.80 40.69

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 18. Receipts, Quality, and Average Delivered Cost of Imported Coal, 1997-2001 (Continued)
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash Country of Origin (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds per (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

1998 (Continued)

City Public Service-San Antonio

................... 67 11,972 0.57 0.47 5.21 190.85 45.70 Colombia .................................................... 24 11,600 .33 .28 3.80 200.61 46.54 Venezuela ................................................... 43 12,179 .70 .57 6.00 185.66 45.22 Florida Power Corp

......................................... 80 12,968 .73 .56 5.67 166.93 43.30 Venezuela ................................................... 80 12,968 .73 .56 5.67 166.93 43.30 Gulf Power

........................................................ 434 12,415 .69 .56 5.64 149.55 37.13 Colombia .................................................... 321 12,349 .65 .53 5.25 150.40 37.15 Venezuela ................................................... 112 12,602 .81 .64 6.74 147.19 37.10 Jacksonville Electric Authority

...................... 1,588 11,821 .66 .56 6.84 145.10 34.30 Colombia .................................................... 1,588 11,821 .66 .56 6.84 145.10 34.30 Lakeland Dept of Elec Wtr Utils

................... 43 12,941 .62 .48 5.70 175.72 45.48 Venezuela ................................................... 43 12,941 .62 .48 5.70 175.72 45.48 Mississippi Power

............................................. 174 12,586 .75 .60 6.94 140.44 35.35 Venezuela ................................................... 174 12,586 .75 .60 6.94 140.44 35.35 New England Power (NEES)

.......................... 939 12,578 .65 .52 6.18 160.93 40.48 Colombia .................................................... 467 12,116 .62 .51 5.82 169.87 41.16 Venezuela ................................................... 472 13,036 .68 .53 6.54 152.70 39.81 Public Serv Co of New Hampshire

............... 366 12,940 .65 .50 5.70 150.49 38.95 Colombia .................................................... 35 13,188 .64 .49 5.50 172.81 45.58 Venezuela ................................................... 331 12,914 .65 .51 5.72 148.10 38.25 Public Service Elec and Gas-NJ

.................... 39 12,998 .68 .52 5.50 155.30 40.37 Venezuela ................................................... 39 12,998 .68 .52 5.50 155.30 40.37 Savannah Electric and Power

........................ 414 12,492 1.01 .81 7.19 144.63 36.14 Venezuela ................................................... 414 12,492 1.01 .81 7.19 144.63 36.14 Tampa Electric

................................................. 597 9,515 .21 .22 1.09 157.06 29.89 Indonesia..................................................... 597 9,515 .21 .22 1.09 157.06 29.89 United Illuminating Co

................................... 106 13,084 .60 .46 5.47 171.02 44.75 Venezuela ................................................... 106 13,084 .60 .46 5.47 171.02 44.75 1997

....................................................................... 4,871 11,848 .68 .57 5.81 159.53 37.80

Central Hudson Gas and Electric

................. 497 13,131 .65 .49 6.63 172.58 45.32 Colombia .................................................... 147 13,032 .65 .50 7.17 171.28 44.64 Venezuela ................................................... 350 13,172 .65 .49 6.40 173.12 45.61 Central Power and Light

................................ 26 11,665 .47 .40 6.00 173.20 40.41 Colombia .................................................... 26 11,665 .47 .40 6.00 173.20 40.41 City Public Service-San Antonio

................... 73 11,603 .34 .29 3.89 176.92 41.06 Colombia .................................................... 73 11,603 .34 .29 3.89 176.92 41.06 Jacksonville Electric Authority

...................... 1,385 11,851 .78 .66 7.42 150.14 35.59 Colombia .................................................... 1,385 11,851 .78 .66 7.42 150.14 35.59 New England Power (NEES)

.......................... 1,460 12,365 .65 .52 6.01 165.38 40.90 Colombia .................................................... 1,078 12,112 .63 .52 5.93 166.19 40.26 Venezuela ................................................... 383 13,078 .68 .52 6.22 163.26 42.70 Public Serv Co of New Hampshire

............... 305 12,345 .64 .52 5.98 164.66 40.66 Colombia .................................................... 35 13,231 .63 .48 6.70 160.12 42.37 Venezuela ................................................... 229 12,217 .67 .55 6.13 160.74 39.27 Indonesia..................................................... 41 12,300 .49 .40 4.50 190.73 46.92 Savannah Electric and Power

........................ 279 11,949 1.28 1.07 7.72 135.13 32.29 Venezuela ................................................... 279 11,949 1.28 1.07 7.72 135.13 32.29 Tacoma Dept of Public Utilities

..................... 10 10,144 .43 .42 12.25 171.45 34.79 Canada ........................................................ 10 10,144 .43 .42 12.25 171.45 34.79 Tampa Electric

................................................. 800 9,859 .43 .44 1.59 159.59 31.47 Venezuela ................................................... 59 12,953 1.47 1.13 3.50 130.20 33.73 Indonesia..................................................... 741 9,614 .35 .37 1.44 162.72 31.29

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 18. Receipts, Quality, and Average Delivered Cost of Imported Coal, 1997-2001 (Continued)
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash Country of Origin (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds per (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) million Btu) by weight) 1997 (Continued)

United Illuminating Co

................................... 35 13,387 0.64 0.48 4.30 169.60 45.41 Venezuela ................................................... 35 13,387 .64 .48 4.30 169.60 45.41
Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Because of electric utilities’ divestiture of plants, year-to- year comparisons may not be valid. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 19. Receipts of Appalachian Region Coal by Electric Utility, 2001
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds per (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) million Btu) by weight) Alabama Electric Coop Inc ....................... 598 11,980 1.62 1.35 12.17 134.37 32.19 Alabama Power Co.................................... 9,811 12,148 1.11 .92 12.78 165.73 40.27 American Municipal Power Ohio ............. 758 11,804 1.93 1.63 14.53 120.42 28.43 Appalachian Power.................................... 11,234 12,162 .75 .61 12.40 129.29 31.45 Atlantic City Electric................................. 187 12,859 1.66 1.29 9.47 233.21 59.98 Cardinal Operating Co (AEP) ................... 4,017 12,192 1.40 1.15 12.06 140.70 34.31 Carolina Power and Light ......................... 9,375 12,409 .85 .68 10.94 164.47 40.82 Cedar Falls Utilities................................... 17 13,148 1.51 1.15 6.30 186.11 48.94 Central Illinois Light ................................. 358 11,860 1.25 1.05 6.59 224.41 53.23 Central Operating Co (AEP) ..................... 2,476 12,066 .94 .78 12.31 128.57 31.03 Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co................. 10,621 12,051 2.24 1.85 11.32 117.15 28.24 Columbia Water and Light........................ 30 13,408 1.10 .82 6.13 206.58 55.40 Columbus Southern Power Co (AEP) 4,045 11,674 2.40 2.05 9.55 129.52 30.24 Consumers Power ...................................... 3,083 12,371 .79 .63 11.16 168.06 41.58 Dayton Power and Light Co ..................... 7,876 11,606 .83 .71 14.29 129.47 30.05 Delmarva Power and Light ....................... 24 12,572 .67 .53 11.56 216.91 54.54 Detroit Edison Co...................................... 5,757 12,915 1.32 1.02 7.73 131.98 34.09 Duke Power ............................................... 17,283 12,251 .88 .71 11.79 156.68 38.39 East Kentucky Power Coop ...................... 4,060 12,101 .94 .78 11.54 134.21 32.48 Florida Power Corp ................................... 4,921 12,494 .82 .66 10.15 200.98 50.22 Gainesville Regional Utilities ................... 462 13,054 .70 .54 7.11 194.44 50.76 Georgia Power ........................................... 26,868 12,463 .94 .76 10.81 167.61 41.78 Grand Haven Light & Power.................... 205 12,762 2.35 1.84 10.07 133.29 34.02 Gulf Power................................................. 252 12,673 .94 .74 9.62 173.93 44.08 Hamilton, City of....................................... 150 12,160 .98 .80 12.52 147.52 35.88 Holland Board of Public Wks................... 114 12,850 .84 .65 8.41 164.45 42.27 Indiana Michigan Power ........................... 2,776 12,053 1.35 1.12 10.82 120.33 29.01 Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp................ 1,163 13,246 1.38 1.04 7.09 149.57 39.62 Jacksonville Electric Authority ................. 1,598 12,613 1.41 1.12 14.91 162.49 40.99 Jamestown Bd of Public Utilities ............. 76 12,573 1.82 1.45 10.75 144.20 36.26 Kentucky Power (AEP) ............................. 3,236 11,990 .92 .77 10.54 102.76 24.64 Kentucky Utilities...................................... 6,103 12,067 1.61 1.33 12.16 119.32 28.80 Lakeland Dept of Elec Wtr Utils.............. 255 12,786 1.25 .97 9.31 178.71 45.70 Lansing Board of Water and Light........... 362 12,656 .94 .75 9.60 166.99 42.27 Louisville Gas and Electric ....................... 2,585 11,725 3.38 2.88 13.91 89.31 20.94 Manitowoc Public Utilities........................ 124 13,074 1.63 1.24 7.33 175.32 45.84 Marquette Bd of Light and Power............ 25 13,247 .83 .62 7.67 206.14 54.62 Michigan South Central Power ................. 173 11,953 2.72 2.28 11.77 169.45 40.51 Mississippi Power...................................... 10 12,621 .70 .55 9.90 182.10 45.97 Monongahela Power (APS)....................... 3,561 12,386 2.53 2.04 11.22 109.61 27.15 Northern Indiana Public Service ............... 740 13,274 2.09 1.57 7.64 130.44 34.63 Ohio Power ................................................ 15,591 11,899 2.38 2.00 11.36 143.01 34.03 Ohio Valley Electric Corp......................... 2,344 12,759 2.32 1.82 8.64 105.31 26.87 Orlando Utilities Comm ............................ 2,544 12,723 1.20 .94 9.18 166.09 42.26 Orrville, City of ......................................... 180 11,631 3.89 3.34 10.01 102.95 23.95 Painesville Electric Light Dept ................. 88 12,376 2.50 2.02 7.48 137.72 34.09 Philadelphia Electric.................................. 208 13,105 1.91 1.46 8.10 155.31 40.71 Public Serv Co of New Hampshire .......... 1,136 13,203 1.69 1.28 6.87 165.90 43.81 Public Service Co of Indiana .................... 498 13,124 2.27 1.73 7.13 114.33 30.01 Richmond Power and Light ...................... 205 12,063 2.24 1.86 11.56 151.75 36.61 Rochester Gas and Electric Corp.............. 660 13,133 2.06 1.57 7.63 140.50 36.90 Savannah Electric and Power.................... 287 12,477 .72 .57 154.29 167.45 41.79 Seminole Electric Coop............................. 380 13,011 2.04 1.57 8.34 185.24 48.20 South Carolina Electric and Gas............... 6,695 12,552 1.05 .84 8.86 155.77 39.10 South Carolina Public Serv Auth.............. 7,876 12,645 1.26 1.00 9.37 154.99 39.20 South Mississippi Elec Pwr Assn ............. 1,027 12,279 .96 .79 11.62 152.51 37.45 Southern Indiana Gas and Elec................. 2 10,628 .78 .73 18.00 158.40 33.67 Tampa Electric........................................... 309 12,632 1.17 .92 8.58 184.14 46.52 Tennessee Valley Authority ...................... 10,281 12,426 1.13 .91 10.97 138.13 34.33 Vineland, City of ....................................... 27 13,051 .92 .71 9.54 186.97 48.80 Virginia Electric and Power...................... 11,701 12,546 1.24 .99 11.90 151.80 38.09 West Penn Power (APS) ........................... 542 12,821 2.20 1.71 9.29 107.01 27.44 Wisconsin Electric Power ......................... 870 13,001 1.35 1.04 7.95 148.08 38.50 Wisconsin Power and Light ...................... 25 14,065 .64 .45 5.31 153.75 43.25 Wisconsin Public Service Corp................. 18 13,412 .81 .60 6.32 272.31 73.04 Wyandotte Dept of Mun Service .............. 112 12,502 .83 .66 11.33 164.42 41.11

Total

...................................................... 210,976 12,300 1.32 1.08 11.32 146.65 36.08 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • The Appalachian Region includes Alabama, eastern Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 20. Receipts of Interior Region Non-Lignite Coal by Electric Utility, 2001
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds per (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) million Btu) by weight) Alabama Electric Coop Inc ....................... 309 11,974 1.72 1.44 10.84 138.37 33.14 Alabama Power Co.................................... 952 12,216 1.44 1.18 6.55 120.75 29.50 Ameren CIPS ............................................. 2,969 10,487 1.49 1.42 8.36 128.11 26.87 Ameren-UE ................................................ 1,005 11,540 2.33 2.02 8.98 129.05 29.78 Big Rivers Electric Corp ........................... 265 11,858 3.23 2.73 11.19 90.30 21.42 Cedar Falls Utilities................................... 21 11,698 1.33 1.14 8.39 202.27 47.32 Central Elec Power Coop-Missouri .......... 81 11,261 2.37 2.10 8.27 137.33 30.93 Central Illinois Light ................................. 2,003 10,940 2.37 2.17 7.88 178.54 39.07 Central Iowa Power Coop ......................... 180 11,243 2.94 2.62 10.49 116.87 26.28 Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co................. 338 11,581 2.18 1.88 8.46 124.55 28.85 City of Independence Pwr and Lt............. 109 11,252 2.74 2.43 11.89 174.20 39.20 City Utilities of Springfield....................... 120 12,037 1.48 1.23 6.32 140.34 33.79 Dairyland Power Cooperative ................... 644 11,917 1.42 1.19 6.13 144.77 34.51 Empire Dist Electric .................................. 17 12,586 3.08 2.45 10.32 111.44 28.05 Gulf Power................................................. 2,072 12,091 1.20 .99 6.33 151.62 36.66 Hoosier Energy R E C .............................. 3,736 11,154 2.82 2.52 9.94 102.93 22.96 Indiana Michigan Power ........................... 196 11,570 1.16 1.00 4.73 151.71 35.11 Indianapolis Power and Light ................... 4,180 11,124 2.00 1.80 8.68 97.49 21.69 Interstate Power ......................................... 25 11,690 1.04 .89 4.83 174.62 40.82 Kansas City Power and Light ................... 327 10,782 4.69 4.35 19.19 118.60 25.58 Kentucky Utilities...................................... 276 11,543 2.14 1.86 11.91 129.25 29.84 Louisville Gas and Electric ....................... 5,117 11,231 3.36 2.99 11.92 95.25 21.40 Madison Gas and Electric ......................... 199 11,019 1.51 1.37 9.10 152.70 33.65 Manitowoc Public Utilities........................ 19 10,922 .82 .75 8.67 161.33 35.24 Mississippi Power...................................... 401 12,071 1.42 1.18 6.42 153.48 37.05 Northern Indiana Public Service ............... 2,808 10,960 2.94 2.68 8.61 133.35 29.23 Owensboro Municipal Utilities ................. 1,139 10,718 3.25 3.03 11.62 90.95 19.49 Public Service Co of Indiana .................... 16,044 10,974 1.63 1.49 9.07 110.15 24.17 Richmond Power and Light ...................... 116 11,145 1.79 1.61 8.10 153.93 34.31 Rochester Dept Public Utilities................. 184 11,680 .97 .83 7.42 181.47 42.39 Seminole Electric Coop............................. 2,921 12,097 2.89 2.39 8.50 179.54 43.44 Southern Illinois Power Coop ................... 960 10,168 2.97 2.93 16.57 90.44 18.39 Southern Indiana Gas and Elec................. 2,159 11,409 3.27 2.86 9.19 100.95 23.03 Springfield Wtr Lt and Pwr Dept ............. 1,222 10,449 2.77 2.65 9.25 116.42 24.33 Tampa Electric........................................... 6,073 11,791 2.55 2.16 8.74 153.71 36.25 Tennessee Valley Authority ...................... 15,032 11,479 3.06 2.66 12.86 108.41 24.89

Total

...................................................... 74,221 11,279 2.44 2.16 9.97 120.16 27.11
Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • The Interior Region includes Arkansas, Illinois, Indi ana, Iowa, Kansas, western Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas. • This table excludes all lignite receipts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 21. Receipts of Western Region Non-Lignite Coal by Electric Utility, 2001
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds per (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) million Btu) by weight) Alabama Power Co.................................... 10,784 8,799 0.26 0.29 4.84 110.46 19.44 Ameren CIPS ............................................. 3,645 8,784 .25 .29 4.94 111.02 19.50 Ameren-UE ................................................ 17,792 8,654 .34 .40 5.29 95.77 16.58 Ames, City of ............................................ 228 8,863 .20 .22 4.34 144.34 25.59 Appalachian Power.................................... 624 8,851 .24 .27 4.45 138.70 24.55 Arizona Electric Power Coop Inc ............. 1,404 9,629 .70 .73 14.13 143.92 27.72 Arizona Public Service.............................. 7,426 9,280 .64 .69 18.04 105.75 19.63 Arkansas Power and Light ........................ 12,681 8,745 .27 .31 4.58 78.54 13.74 Associated Electric Coop .......................... 9,554 8,910 .20 .22 4.26 89.37 15.93 Basin Electric Power Coop ....................... 8,284 8,353 .32 .38 5.19 47.99 8.02 Black Hills Corporation............................. 538 8,091 .62 .76 7.05 46.84 7.58 Cardinal Operating Co (AEP) ................... 286 8,885 .23 .26 4.44 161.78 28.75 Central Elec Power Coop-Missouri .......... 227 8,916 .20 .23 4.26 107.53 19.18 Central Illinois Light ................................. 11 11,691 .53 .45 7.80 175.45 41.02 Central Louisiana Electric ......................... 1,848 8,788 .41 .46 5.28 137.21 24.12 Central Power and Light ........................... 1,695 9,905 .33 .34 5.94 138.82 27.50 City Public Service-San Antonio .............. 5,938 8,447 .32 .38 5.45 101.01 17.07 City Utilities of Springfield....................... 1,636 9,020 .20 .22 4.32 115.75 20.88 Colorado Springs Dept Pub Utils ............. 1,957 9,848 .37 .37 6.71 83.98 16.54 Consumers Power ...................................... 5,935 8,837 .31 .35 5.43 109.25 19.31 Dairyland Power Cooperative ................... 1,882 9,145 .25 .28 4.51 112.08 20.50 Deseret Generation & Trans ..................... 2,028 9,929 .40 .40 10.15 156.72 31.12 Detroit Edison Co...................................... 14,428 9,164 .30 .33 4.62 116.98 21.44 Electric Energy .......................................... 5,113 8,840 .23 .26 4.75 86.90 15.36 Empire Dist Electric .................................. 523 9,390 .23 .25 4.67 115.11 21.62 Florida Power Corp ................................... 20 12,159 .38 .31 5.21 188.74 45.90 Fremont Dept of Public Utilities............... 323 8,940 .23 .25 4.53 98.20 17.56 Georgia Power ........................................... 6,628 8,799 .29 .33 5.22 158.10 27.82 Grand Island Utilities ................................ 449 8,784 .29 .33 5.44 72.20 12.68 Grand River Dam Authority ..................... 3,489 8,445 .34 .40 5.22 88.60 14.96 Gulf Power................................................. 132 11,965 .47 .39 9.04 191.27 45.77 Gulf States Utilities ................................... 2,511 8,784 .38 .43 5.22 113.69 19.97 Hastings Utilities ....................................... 332 8,763 .29 .33 5.63 67.30 11.80 Holland Board of Public Wks................... 32 11,494 .92 .80 7.65 190.00 43.68 Houston Lighting and Power .................... 9,254 8,593 .38 .44 5.28 175.32 30.13 Indiana Michigan Power ........................... 8,722 8,826 .26 .30 4.63 112.19 19.80 Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp................ 2,698 8,880 .22 .25 4.76 106.19 18.86 Interstate Power ......................................... 1,659 9,040 .33 .36 5.75 84.82 15.34 IES Utilities ............................................... 5,282 8,611 .34 .39 5.61 89.46 15.41 Kansas City Bd Public Utilities ................ 1,572 8,290 .36 .43 5.21 80.43 13.34 Kansas City Power and Light ................... 9,118 8,739 .33 .38 5.46 78.81 13.77 Kansas Power and Light Co ..................... 13,942 8,688 .37 .43 5.28 115.59 20.09 Kentucky Utilities...................................... 1,178 8,727 .30 .35 6.03 110.65 19.31 Lansing Board of Water and Light........... 1,003 8,835 .31 .35 5.71 117.98 20.85 Los Angeles Dept of Wtr and Pwr ........... 5,350 11,819 .51 .44 8.97 136.41 32.24 Lower Colorado River Authority.............. 6,426 8,475 .33 .39 8.44 90.73 15.38 Manitowoc Public Utilities........................ 15 12,116 .62 .51 8.00 157.80 38.24 Marquette Bd of Light and Power............ 169 9,319 .33 .36 4.09 124.90 23.28 MidAmerican Energy ................................ 13,607 8,603 .33 .38 5.13 74.96 12.90 Minnesota Power and Light ...................... 4,268 9,053 .56 .61 6.65 117.73 21.31 Mississippi Power...................................... 2,790 11,627 .53 .45 9.31 165.44 38.47 Muscatine Power and Water ..................... 951 8,278 .61 .73 6.30 87.73 14.53 Nebraska Public Power System ................ 6,606 8,578 .31 .36 4.67 51.79 8.89 Nevada Power............................................ 2,154 11,845 .59 .50 8.83 118.13 27.98 Northern Indiana Public Service ............... 5,585 9,122 .35 .38 5.55 121.57 22.18 Northern States Power............................... 13,255 8,825 .44 .49 6.65 94.62 16.70 Ohio Power ................................................ 7 8,927 .23 .26 4.80 143.70 25.66 Ohio Valley Electric Corp......................... 211 8,634 .33 .38 5.29 127.84 22.08 Oklahoma Gas and Electric....................... 8,609 8,768 .25 .29 5.06 78.20 13.71 Omaha Public Power District.................... 5,239 8,546 .31 .37 5.54 57.85 9.89 Otter Tail Power ........................................ 2,693 8,583 .33 .39 5.25 107.85 18.51 PacifiCorp .................................................. 22,216 9,873 .54 .55 8.18 87.36 17.25 Plains Elec Gen and Trans Coop.............. 533 9,159 .83 .91 18.41 135.12 24.75 Platte River Authority ............................... 1,312 8,832 .23 .26 5.12 61.65 10.89 Portland General Electric .......................... 2,583 8,706 .38 .43 6.21 110.99 19.33 Public Serv Co of New Hampshire .......... 10 9,465 .34 .36 4.10 207.10 39.20 Public Serv Co of Oklahoma .................... 3,272 8,743 .39 .45 5.29 115.91 20.27 Public Service Co of Colorado ................. 10,484 9,585 .39 .40 6.67 89.18 17.09 Public Service Co of New Mexico ........... 6,118 9,542 .70 .73 22.49 184.67 35.25 Rochester Dept Public Utilities................. 7 11,000 .50 .45 7.20 260.80 57.38 Salt River Project....................................... 11,689 10,562 .51 .48 10.46 119.84 25.32 Sierra Pacific Power .................................. 968 11,237 .40 .36 8.49 157.44 35.38 Sikeston Brd of Mun Utilities................... 802 8,770 .34 .39 5.49 108.55 19.04 Southern California Edison ....................... 4,933 10,963 .49 .45 10.02 123.70 27.12 Southwestern Electric Pwr ........................ 8,804 8,519 .33 .38 4.72 149.09 25.40

See footnotes at end of table.



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## Table 21. Receipts of Western Region Non-Lignite Coal by Electric Utility, 2001 (Continued)
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds per (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) million Btu) by weight) Southwestern Public Service ..................... 8,563 8,781 0.27 0.30 5.48 137.93 24.22 St Joseph Light and Power ....................... 423 9,719 .34 .35 5.71 113.80 22.12 Sunflower Electric Power Corp ................ 1,363 8,468 .31 .36 5.28 104.90 17.76 Tampa Electric........................................... 679 8,729 .25 .28 4.70 144.40 25.21 Tennessee Valley Authority ...................... 11,242 10,612 .41 .38 7.07 124.09 26.34 Texas Municipal Power............................. 2,089 8,449 .31 .37 5.47 134.41 22.71 TXU Electric Co........................................ 5,675 8,438 .31 .37 5.57 137.12 23.14 Tri-State G & T Assn Inc. ........................ 4,920 10,217 .42 .41 7.00 108.39 22.15 Tucson Electric Power Co......................... 3,670 9,437 .83 .87 16.96 141.52 26.71 UtiliCorp United Inc.................................. 1,683 9,725 .33 .34 5.90 93.30 18.15 West Texas Utilities .................................. 2,084 8,449 .35 .41 5.38 133.33 22.53 Western Farmers Electric Coop ................ 1,748 8,743 .28 .32 4.82 108.00 18.88 Wisconsin Electric Power ......................... 10,997 9,084 .30 .33 5.41 97.80 17.77 Wisconsin Power and Light ...................... 7,456 8,737 .32 .37 5.26 104.71 18.30 Wisconsin Public Service Corp................. 3,528 8,870 .26 .29 5.03 103.66 18.39 Wyandotte Dept of Mun Service .............. 15 12,589 .70 .56 7.23 216.40 54.49

Total

...................................................... 402,613 9,115 .37 .40 6.55 107.39 19.58
Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • The Western Region includes Arizona, Colorado, Montan a, New Mexico, North Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. • This table excludes all lignite receipts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 22. Destination and Origin of Coal by State, 2001
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Destination (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds per (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

Alabama 1

.......................................... 29,866 10,850 0.92 0.85 8.84 141.07 30.61 Alabama .................................... 10,391 12,137 1.14 .94 12.75 163.93 39.79 Colorado .................................... 9 12,250 .65 .53 11.00 169.55 41.54 Illinois........................................ 1,359 12,170 1.88 1.54 7.46 123.69 30.11 Kentucky ................................... 3,004 11,814 2.42 2.05 12.51 131.22 31.00 Pennsylvania.............................. 5 13,355 2.38 1.78 7.60 112.20 29.97 Virginia ...................................... 148 12,461 .91 .73 9.44 126.96 31.64 West Virginia............................ 912 12,065 .79 .66 13.38 168.75 40.72 Wyoming ................................... 10,784 8,799 .26 .29 4.84 110.46 19.44 Imported .................................... 3,254 11,674 .69 .59 5.48 151.03 35.26 Arizona

.............................................. 19,297 10,175 .58 .57 12.37 124.97 25.43 Arizona ...................................... 8,223 10,909 .53 .48 9.35 117.14 25.56 Colorado .................................... 858 10,762 .39 .36 7.16 178.53 38.43 Montana ..................................... 157 9,388 .32 .34 3.91 125.24 23.51 New Mexico.............................. 9,711 9,565 .65 .67 15.77 127.13 24.32 Wyoming ................................... 348 8,781 .50 .57 5.50 126.81 22.27 Arkansas

............................................ 14,582 8,708 .28 .32 4.61 87.46 15.23 Wyoming ................................... 14,582 8,708 .28 .32 4.61 87.46 15.23 Colorado

............................................ 18,673 9,726 .38 .39 6.65 92.19 17.93 Colorado .................................... 10,388 10,612 .44 .42 8.06 103.58 21.98 Wyoming ................................... 8,285 8,615 .31 .36 4.88 74.60 12.85
Delaware

............................................ 24 12,572 .67 .53 11.56 216.91 54.54 Kentucky ................................... 10 12,473 .65 .52 10.23 248.18 61.91 West Virginia............................ 14 12,642 .69 .55 12.50 195.00 49.30 Florida 1

............................................. 26,192 12,146 1.54 1.27 8.88 171.81 41.74 Alabama .................................... 3 11,810 .99 .84 14.00 185.34 43.78 Colorado .................................... 152 11,991 .46 .38 8.54 190.93 45.79 Illinois........................................ 7,479 11,881 2.16 1.81 7.90 157.06 37.32 Indiana....................................... 867 11,338 3.17 2.80 8.79 144.26 32.71 Kentucky ................................... 10,572 12,587 1.52 1.21 9.81 177.92 44.79 Pennsylvania.............................. 381 12,985 1.91 1.47 7.42 152.07 39.49 Virginia...................................... 38 13,052 1.34 1.03 9.73 222.31 58.03 West Virginia............................ 2,447 12,303 .83 .67 11.62 205.45 50.56 Wyoming ................................... 679 8,729 .25 .28 4.70 144.40 25.21 Imported .................................... 3,574 12,040 .65 .54 7.26 170.81 41.13 Georgia

.............................................. 34,362 11,754 .81 .69 10.87 166.07 39.04 Alabama .................................... 137 12,124 1.56 1.29 12.14 211.46 51.28 Colorado .................................... 49 11,039 .49 .44 10.33 227.14 50.15 Kentucky ................................... 16,151 12,409 .98 .79 10.53 168.08 41.72 Virginia ...................................... 7,075 12,688 .96 .76 10.91 155.83 39.54 West Virginia............................ 3,793 12,287 .72 .58 22.66 186.68 45.88 Wyoming ................................... 6,579 8,783 .29 .33 5.18 157.46 27.66 Imported .................................... 578 12,311 .75 .61 7.31 158.13 38.93 Illinois

................................................ 16,281 9,654 1.10 1.14 6.91 119.16 23.01 Colorado .................................... 11 11,691 .53 .45 7.80 175.45 41.02 Illinois........................................ 6,780 10,521 2.13 2.03 9.51 136.30 28.68 Indiana....................................... 365 11,320 2.61 2.31 8.87 126.27 28.59 Kentucky ................................... 249 11,308 1.10 .97 6.47 213.64 48.32 Pennsylvania.............................. 119 13,098 1.58 1.21 6.98 244.22 63.98 Wyoming ................................... 8,758 8,816 .24 .27 4.83 96.90 17.09 Indiana

.............................................. 51,840 10,518 1.43 1.36 7.74 113.66 23.91 Colorado .................................... 168 12,074 .45 .37 8.71 146.58 35.40 Illinois........................................ 4,444 11,048 2.39 2.17 9.37 116.21 25.68 Indiana....................................... 24,783 11,055 2.02 1.83 9.01 108.14 23.91 Kentucky ................................... 828 11,663 .75 .64 10.86 142.07 33.14 Ohio ........................................... 268 11,060 3.64 3.29 12.58 123.69 27.36 Pennsylvania.............................. 362 12,677 2.30 1.81 9.57 122.36 31.03 Utah ........................................... 273 12,100 .47 .39 8.89 164.40 39.79 Virginia ...................................... 1,065 13,837 .74 .53 5.55 159.30 44.09 West Virginia............................ 2,874 12,497 1.84 1.47 9.83 114.33 28.58 Wyoming ................................... 16,564 8,848 .28 .31 4.85 112.82 19.96 Imported .................................... 210 11,456 .52 .45 11.43 211.08 48.36

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 22. Destination and Origin of Coal by State, 2001 (Continued)
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Destination (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds per (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

Iowa

................................................... 21,970 8,658 0.37 0.42 5.38 81.36 14.09 Colorado .................................... 481 11,481 .43 .37 7.61 136.65 31.38 Illinois ........................................ 201 11,311 2.77 2.45 10.04 125.05 28.29 Indiana ....................................... 16 11,569 .85 .73 4.43 173.70 40.19 Kentucky ................................... 10 11,477 1.43 1.25 10.40 200.00 45.91 Pennsylvania.............................. 17 13,148 1.51 1.15 6.30 186.11 48.94 Utah ........................................... 49 11,337 .42 .37 8.48 128.72 29.19 Wyoming ................................... 21,197 8,556 .34 .40 5.28 78.70 13.47
Kansas

............................................... 21,286 8,686 .43 .49 5.53 104.76 18.20 Colorado .................................... 1,320 11,023 .47 .43 8.52 153.74 33.89 Kansas ....................................... 160 10,573 3.73 3.53 20.10 120.27 25.43 Missouri ..................................... 167 10,983 5.61 5.11 18.32 117.06 25.71 Montana ..................................... 200 8,773 .31 .35 5.50 105.95 18.59 Oklahoma .................................. 17 12,586 3.08 2.45 10.32 111.44 28.05 Wyoming ................................... 19,421 8,487 .35 .41 5.09 100.12 16.99 Kentucky 1

......................................... 33,844 11,460 2.15 1.87 12.21 110.36 25.29 Colorado .................................... 2,512 11,936 .41 .34 8.13 137.92 32.92 Illinois........................................ 448 12,238 2.93 2.39 9.35 115.67 28.31 Indiana ....................................... 1,411 11,200 3.35 2.99 10.26 96.21 21.55 Kentucky ................................... 19,095 11,367 2.44 2.14 13.55 106.30 24.17 Ohio ........................................... 201 11,935 3.21 2.69 11.52 105.75 25.24 Pennsylvania.............................. 93 12,814 2.48 1.93 8.40 100.11 25.66 Utah ........................................... 181 11,625 .51 .44 9.25 151.60 35.25 West Virginia............................ 8,223 12,057 2.13 1.77 12.26 112.58 27.15 Wyoming ................................... 1,680 8,739 .30 .34 5.86 108.03 18.88 Louisiana

........................................... 8,113 7,885 .74 .94 9.14 130.89 20.64 Louisiana ................................... 3,754 6,839 1.15 1.68 13.66 141.66 19.38 Wyoming ................................... 4,359 8,786 .39 .44 5.24 123.66 21.73 Michigan

............................................ 33,466 10,220 .57 .56 6.24 127.48 26.06 Colorado .................................... 759 12,079 .58 .48 9.67 149.42 36.10 Kentucky ................................... 4,059 12,809 .97 .76 8.39 154.38 39.55 Montana ..................................... 9,120 9,415 .37 .39 4.52 127.89 24.08 Ohio ........................................... 158 11,870 2.84 2.40 12.17 170.96 40.58 Pennsylvania.............................. 2,074 12,999 1.59 1.22 7.21 121.27 31.53 Utah ........................................... 25 12,605 .77 .61 7.38 209.89 52.91 Virginia ...................................... 96 12,867 .82 .64 8.25 154.61 39.79 West Virginia............................ 3,622 12,467 1.09 .87 10.74 152.21 37.95 Wyoming ................................... 13,552 8,814 .26 .30 5.11 104.67 18.45 Minnesota

.......................................... 18,059 8,909 .47 .53 6.60 101.78 18.13 Illinois ........................................ 120 12,119 1.04 .86 6.47 186.94 45.31 Indiana ....................................... 64 10,850 .85 .79 9.20 169.91 36.87 Montana ..................................... 10,545 8,890 .61 .68 7.84 104.56 18.59 Wyoming ................................... 7,330 8,866 .26 .29 4.80 95.14 16.87 Mississippi

......................................... 6,123 11,718 .70 .59 8.84 163.46 38.31 Alabama .................................... 35 12,390 .75 .60 11.29 188.82 46.79 Colorado .................................... 2,736 11,683 .53 .46 9.38 165.72 38.72 Illinois........................................ 401 12,071 1.42 1.18 6.42 153.48 37.05 Kentucky ................................... 863 12,175 .96 .79 11.85 151.40 36.87 Virginia ...................................... 139 12,918 1.02 .79 10.18 152.23 39.33 Wyoming ................................... 54 8,768 .29 .33 5.70 146.20 25.64 Imported .................................... 1,895 11,470 .65 .56 7.14 168.97 38.76 Missouri

............................................. 39,039 8,918 .36 .41 5.17 95.76 17.08 Colorado .................................... 57 12,047 .45 .38 9.17 185.69 44.74 Illinois........................................ 1,230 11,587 2.26 1.95 8.66 132.44 30.69 Kentucky ................................... 30 13,395 1.11 .83 6.18 206.83 55.41 Missouri ..................................... 80 10,851 2.71 2.50 12.94 162.11 35.18 Oklahoma .................................. 4 12,442 2.68 2.16 11.16 162.36 40.40 Utah ........................................... 514 12,492 .44 .35 7.14 117.61 29.38 Wyoming ................................... 37,123 8,767 .29 .33 5.00 93.21 16.34
Montana

............................................ 307 6,539 .53 .82 9.51 94.93 12.42 Montana ..................................... 307 6,539 .53 .82 9.51 94.93 12.42

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 22. Destination and Origin of Coal by State, 2001 (Continued)
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Destination (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds per (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

Nebraska

........................................... 12,949 8,586 0.31 0.36 5.07 56.57 9.71 Wyoming ................................... 12,949 8,586 .31 .36 5.07 56.57 9.71
Nevada

............................................... 8,055 11,232 .51 .45 9.51 126.19 28.35 Arizona ...................................... 4,933 10,963 .49 .45 10.02 123.70 27.12 Utah ........................................... 3,095 11,673 .53 .46 8.73 129.25 30.17 Wyoming ................................... 27 9,714 .48 .49 8.24 217.21 42.20 New Hampshire

................................ 1,710 13,013 1.34 1.03 6.74 167.22 43.52 Montana ..................................... 10 9,465 .34 .36 4.10 207.10 39.20 Ohio........................................... 18 13,225 2.12 1.60 5.80 215.95 57.12 Pennsylvania.............................. 956 13,181 1.61 1.22 6.87 165.59 43.65 West Virginia............................ 163 13,331 2.09 1.57 6.97 162.33 43.28 Imported .................................... 564 12,694 .65 .51 6.53 169.46 43.02 New Jersey

........................................ 214 12,883 1.57 1.22 9.48 227.37 58.58 Maryland ................................... 23 12,879 2.37 1.84 10.80 194.80 50.18 Pennsylvania .............................. 10 12,636 .49 .39 6.90 279.00 70.51 West Virginia............................ 181 12,897 1.53 1.19 9.46 228.55 58.95 New Mexico

...................................... 11,543 9,308 .72 .77 21.39 147.38 27.43 New Mexico.............................. 11,543 9,308 .72 .77 21.39 147.38 27.43
New York

.......................................... 772 13,086 1.97 1.50 7.92 141.60 37.06 Pennsylvania.............................. 354 12,900 1.80 1.40 8.58 153.74 39.67 West Virginia............................ 381 13,237 2.26 1.71 7.37 129.21 34.21 Imported .................................... 37 13,309 .61 .46 7.27 156.10 41.55 North Carolina

................................. 25,944 12,303 .86 .70 11.47 159.30 39.20 Kentucky ................................... 10,907 12,343 .98 .79 10.87 161.70 39.92 Tennessee .................................. 42 12,934 1.00 .77 7.41 222.28 57.50 Virginia ...................................... 1,505 12,533 .99 .79 10.91 167.87 42.08 West Virginia............................ 13,370 12,249 .75 .61 12.07 155.28 38.04 Imported .................................... 120 11,480 .77 .67 6.59 259.82 59.66
North Dakota

.................................... 24,223 6,570 .73 1.12 9.53 74.15 9.74 North Dakota............................. 23,679 6,537 .74 1.13 9.63 74.36 9.72 Wyoming ................................... 544 8,026 .43 .54 5.41 66.72 10.71 Ohio

................................................... 39,764 11,823 2.07 1.75 11.63 130.96 30.97 Illinois........................................ 44 12,359 2.43 1.96 8.34 145.25 35.90 Indiana....................................... 109 11,011 1.53 1.39 8.84 124.41 27.40 Kentucky ................................... 5,845 11,732 .95 .81 13.37 126.40 29.66 Ohio ........................................... 17,753 11,682 3.22 2.76 10.79 133.24 31.13 Pennsylvania.............................. 987 13,036 2.31 1.77 7.97 99.45 25.93 Virginia ...................................... 454 13,802 .72 .52 5.64 128.36 35.43 West Virginia............................ 14,076 12,001 1.17 .98 12.69 132.08 31.70 Wyoming ................................... 496 8,779 .27 .31 4.80 147.62 25.92 Oklahoma

.......................................... 17,118 8,695 .30 .34 5.11 90.57 15.75 Wyoming ................................... 17,118 8,695 .30 .34 5.11 90.57 15.75 Oregon

............................................... 2,583 8,706 .38 .43 6.21 110.99 19.33 Utah ........................................... 311 11,880 .54 .45 11.48 115.89 27.54 Wyoming ................................... 2,272 8,272 .35 .43 5.49 110.03 18.20 Pennsylvania

..................................... 750 12,900 2.12 1.64 8.96 120.63 31.12 Pennsylvania.............................. 526 12,922 2.16 1.67 8.86 119.13 30.79 West Virginia............................ 224 12,848 2.01 1.56 9.20 124.15 31.90 South Carolina

................................. 15,405 12,586 1.15 .92 9.26 156.52 39.40 Kentucky ................................... 12,759 12,631 1.17 .93 9.17 155.38 39.25 Pennsylvania.............................. 9 12,980 2.38 1.83 7.70 186.80 48.49 Tennessee .................................. 851 12,779 1.37 1.07 7.05 157.02 40.13 Virginia ...................................... 982 12,377 1.05 .84 11.36 173.45 42.94 West Virginia............................ 804 11,922 .79 .66 10.59 153.37 36.57 South Dakota

.................................... 2,182 8,427 .33 .39 5.49 103.27 17.41 Wyoming ................................... 2,182 8,427 .33 .39 5.49 103.27 17.41

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 22. Destination and Origin of Coal by State, 2001 (Continued)
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Destination (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds per (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

Tennessee 1

....................................... 24,238 11,605 1.36 1.17 8.99 121.98 28.31 Alabama .................................... 12 10,500 1.40 1.33 20.00 123.33 25.90 Colorado .................................... 2,001 11,994 .53 .44 9.00 131.14 31.46 Illinois ........................................ 2,560 12,239 2.57 2.10 8.75 119.83 29.33 Indiana ....................................... 43 11,683 1.18 1.01 5.00 141.30 33.02 Kentucky ................................... 9,395 12,068 1.87 1.55 10.53 122.88 29.66 Pennsylvania .............................. 874 13,168 2.52 1.91 7.74 111.34 29.32 Tennessee .................................. 383 12,661 .85 .67 10.42 129.97 32.91 Utah ........................................... 1,653 12,135 .61 .50 8.75 137.73 33.43 Virginia ...................................... 2,700 12,639 .96 .76 10.36 123.54 31.23 West Virginia............................ 232 11,864 1.85 1.56 12.37 191.67 45.48 Wyoming ................................... 4,385 8,814 .28 .32 5.05 102.79 18.12
Texas

.................................................. 85,660 7,651 .67 .88 10.44 133.24 20.39 Colorado .................................... 977 10,783 .41 .38 6.92 143.29 30.90 Montana ..................................... 1 8,746 .66 .75 8.71 123.70 21.64 Texas ......................................... 37,032 6,405 1.13 1.76 16.62 128.99 16.52 Wyoming ................................... 47,650 8,555 .32 .38 5.71 135.45 23.17
Utah

................................................... 13,709 11,559 .49 .42 9.12 112.30 25.96 Colorado .................................... 2,028 9,929 .40 .40 10.15 156.72 31.12 Utah ........................................... 11,681 11,842 .50 .42 8.94 105.84 25.07 Virginia

.............................................. 10,825 12,643 1.02 .81 11.02 159.32 40.29 Kentucky ................................... 2,613 12,751 1.18 .93 9.09 187.48 47.81 Maryland ................................... 273 10,033 2.75 2.75 29.02 96.82 19.43 Pennsylvania .............................. 76 12,830 1.40 1.09 11.10 228.62 58.66 Virginia ...................................... 5,402 12,703 .92 .72 11.58 147.61 37.50 West Virginia............................ 2,461 12,681 .87 .69 9.87 158.34 40.16 West Virginia

.................................... 23,795 12,123 1.19 .98 12.16 125.02 30.31 Colorado .................................... 2 12,260 .52 .42 7.40 164.70 40.38 Kentucky ................................... 674 12,091 .97 .80 11.85 125.99 30.47 Maryland ................................... 2,186 12,203 1.55 1.27 15.99 115.36 28.16 Ohio ........................................... 390 12,328 3.71 3.01 9.90 103.73 25.58 Pennsylvania .............................. 2,926 12,789 1.53 1.19 9.42 114.21 29.21 Virginia ...................................... 18 13,941 .62 .44 4.73 120.26 33.53 West Virginia............................ 16,969 12,114 1.08 .89 12.49 128.34 31.09 Wyoming ................................... 629 8,841 .24 .27 4.44 138.64 24.52
Wisconsin

.......................................... 23,888 9,108 .37 .41 5.26 104.64 19.06 Colorado .................................... 605 12,044 .43 .36 7.87 161.11 38.81 Illinois ........................................ 495 12,001 1.46 1.21 6.34 135.39 32.50 Indiana ....................................... 347 11,228 1.38 1.23 7.34 162.07 36.39 Kentucky ................................... 117 12,711 1.45 1.14 9.65 232.30 59.05 Montana ..................................... 482 9,323 .33 .35 3.99 125.35 23.37 Pennsylvania .............................. 701 13,114 1.51 1.15 7.17 125.33 32.87 Utah ........................................... 293 11,973 .64 .53 7.57 167.43 40.09 Virginia ...................................... 25 14,065 .64 .45 5.31 153.75 43.25 West Virginia............................ 34 13,197 .87 .66 7.43 254.43 67.16 Wyoming ................................... 20,790 8,705 .28 .32 5.03 95.82 16.68 Wyoming

........................................... 24,163 8,833 .48 .55 7.00 76.74 13.56 Wyoming ................................... 24,163 8,833 .48 .55 7.00 76.74 13.56
Total

.............................................. 762,815 10,019 .89 .89 8.82 123.15 24.68

1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States. For more detailed information see footnotes 3, 4, and 5 at the end of Table 31.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 23. Origin and Destination of Coal by State, 2001
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Origin (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Destination Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds per (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

Alabama

............................................ 10,579 12,136 1.15 0.95 12.74 164.59 39.95 Alabama .................................... 10,391 12,137 1.14 .94 12.75 163.93 39.79 Florida ....................................... 3 11,810 .99 .84 14.00 185.34 43.78 Georgia ...................................... 137 12,124 1.56 1.29 12.14 211.46 51.28 Mississippi ................................. 35 12,390 .75 .60 11.29 188.82 46.79 Tennessee .................................. 12 10,500 1.40 1.33 20.00 123.33 25.90 Arizona

.............................................. 13,156 10,929 .51 .47 9.60 119.61 26.14 Arizona ...................................... 8,223 10,909 .53 .48 9.35 117.14 25.56 Nevada ....................................... 4,933 10,963 .49 .45 10.02 123.70 27.12 Colorado

............................................ 25,112 11,068 .45 .41 8.46 132.35 29.30 Alabama .................................... 9 12,250 .65 .53 11.00 169.55 41.54 Arizona ...................................... 858 10,762 .39 .36 7.16 178.53 38.43 Colorado .................................... 10,388 10,612 .44 .42 8.06 103.58 21.98 Florida ....................................... 152 11,991 .46 .38 8.54 190.93 45.79 Georgia ...................................... 49 11,039 .49 .44 10.33 227.14 50.15 Illinois ........................................ 11 11,691 .53 .45 7.80 175.45 41.02 Indiana ....................................... 168 12,074 .45 .37 8.71 146.58 35.40 Iowa ........................................... 481 11,481 .43 .37 7.61 136.65 31.38 Kansas ....................................... 1,320 11,023 .47 .43 8.52 153.74 33.89 Kentucky ................................... 2,512 11,936 .41 .34 8.13 137.92 32.92 Michigan .................................... 759 12,079 .58 .48 9.67 149.42 36.10 Mississippi ................................. 2,736 11,683 .53 .46 9.38 165.72 38.72 Missouri ..................................... 57 12,047 .45 .38 9.17 185.69 44.74 Tennessee .................................. 2,001 11,994 .53 .44 9.00 131.14 31.46 Texas ......................................... 977 10,783 .41 .38 6.92 143.29 30.90 Utah ........................................... 2,028 9,929 .40 .40 10.15 156.72 31.12 West Virginia............................ 2 12,260 .52 .42 7.40 164.70 40.38 Wisconsin .................................. 605 12,044 .43 .36 7.87 161.11 38.81 Illinois

................................................ 25,562 11,421 2.21 1.94 8.66 136.63 31.21 Alabama .................................... 1,359 12,170 1.88 1.54 7.46 123.69 30.11 Florida ....................................... 7,479 11,881 2.16 1.81 7.90 157.06 37.32 Illinois........................................ 6,780 10,521 2.13 2.03 9.51 136.30 28.68 Indiana....................................... 4,444 11,048 2.39 2.17 9.37 116.21 25.68 Iowa ........................................... 201 11,311 2.77 2.45 10.04 125.05 28.29 Kentucky ................................... 448 12,238 2.93 2.39 9.35 115.67 28.31 Minnesota .................................. 120 12,119 1.04 .86 6.47 186.94 45.31 Mississippi................................. 401 12,071 1.42 1.18 6.42 153.48 37.05 Missouri..................................... 1,230 11,587 2.26 1.95 8.66 132.44 30.69 Ohio........................................... 44 12,359 2.43 1.96 8.34 145.25 35.90 Tennessee .................................. 2,560 12,239 2.57 2.10 8.75 119.83 29.33 Wisconsin.................................. 495 12,001 1.46 1.21 6.34 135.39 32.50 Indiana

.............................................. 28,004 11,077 2.12 1.91 9.03 109.89 24.35 Florida ....................................... 867 11,338 3.17 2.80 8.79 144.26 32.71 Illinois........................................ 365 11,320 2.61 2.31 8.87 126.27 28.59 Indiana....................................... 24,783 11,055 2.02 1.83 9.01 108.14 23.91 Iowa ........................................... 16 11,569 .85 .73 4.43 173.70 40.19 Kentucky ................................... 1,411 11,200 3.35 2.99 10.26 96.21 21.55 Minnesota .................................. 64 10,850 .85 .79 9.20 169.91 36.87 Ohio........................................... 109 11,011 1.53 1.39 8.84 124.41 27.40 Tennessee .................................. 43 11,683 1.18 1.01 5.00 141.30 33.02 Wisconsin.................................. 347 11,228 1.38 1.23 7.34 162.07 36.39
Kansas

............................................... 160 10,573 3.73 3.53 20.10 120.27 25.43 Kansas ....................................... 160 10,573 3.73 3.53 20.10 120.27 25.43 Kentucky

........................................... 97,180 12,166 1.48 1.22 11.02 147.04 35.78 Alabama .................................... 3,004 11,814 2.42 2.05 12.51 131.22 31.00 Delaware .................................... 10 12,473 .65 .52 10.23 248.18 61.91 Florida ....................................... 10,572 12,587 1.52 1.21 9.81 177.92 44.79 Georgia ...................................... 16,151 12,409 .98 .79 10.53 168.08 41.72 Illinois ........................................ 249 11,308 1.10 .97 6.47 213.64 48.32 Indiana ....................................... 828 11,663 .75 .64 10.86 142.07 33.14 Iowa ........................................... 10 11,477 1.43 1.25 10.40 200.00 45.91 Kentucky ................................... 19,095 11,367 2.44 2.14 13.55 106.30 24.17 Michigan .................................... 4,059 12,809 .97 .76 8.39 154.38 39.55 Mississippi ................................. 863 12,175 .96 .79 11.85 151.40 36.87

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 23. Origin and Destination of Coal by State, 2001 (Continued)
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Origin (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Destination Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds per (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

Kentucky (Continued) Missouri..................................... 30 13,395 1.11 0.83 6.18 206.83 55.41 North Carolina .......................... 10,907 12,343 .98 .79 10.87 161.70 39.92 Ohio ........................................... 5,845 11,732 .95 .81 13.37 126.40 29.66 South Carolina .......................... 12,759 12,631 1.17 .93 9.17 155.38 39.25 Tennessee .................................. 9,395 12,068 1.87 1.55 10.53 122.88 29.66 Virginia ...................................... 2,613 12,751 1.18 .93 9.09 187.48 47.81 West Virginia............................ 674 12,091 .97 .80 11.85 125.99 30.47 Wisconsin.................................. 117 12,711 1.45 1.14 9.65 232.30 59.05 Louisiana

........................................... 3,754 6,839 1.15 1.68 13.66 141.66 19.38 Louisiana ................................... 3,754 6,839 1.15 1.68 13.66 141.66 19.38 Maryland

........................................... 2,482 11,970 1.69 1.41 17.38 114.43 27.40 New Jersey................................ 23 12,879 2.37 1.84 10.80 194.80 50.18 Virginia ...................................... 273 10,033 2.75 2.75 29.02 96.82 19.43 West Virginia............................ 2,186 12,203 1.55 1.27 15.99 115.36 28.16 Missouri

............................................. 247 10,940 4.67 4.27 16.58 131.55 28.78 Kansas ....................................... 167 10,983 5.61 5.11 18.32 117.06 25.71 Missouri ..................................... 80 10,851 2.71 2.50 12.94 162.11 35.18
Montana

............................................ 20,821 9,099 .49 .54 6.27 115.75 21.06 Arizona ...................................... 157 9,388 .32 .34 3.91 125.24 23.51 Kansas ....................................... 200 8,773 .31 .35 5.50 105.95 18.59 Michigan .................................... 9,120 9,415 .37 .39 4.52 127.89 24.08 Minnesota .................................. 10,545 8,890 .61 .68 7.84 104.56 18.59 Montana ..................................... 307 6,539 .53 .82 9.51 94.93 12.42 New Hampshire ........................ 10 9,465 .34 .36 4.10 207.10 39.20 Texas ......................................... 1 8,746 .66 .75 8.71 123.70 21.64 Wisconsin .................................. 482 9,323 .33 .35 3.99 125.35 23.37 New Mexico

...................................... 21,254 9,425 .68 .73 18.82 137.99 26.01 Arizona ...................................... 9,711 9,565 .65 .67 15.77 127.13 24.32 New Mexico.............................. 11,543 9,308 .72 .77 21.39 147.38 27.43
North Dakota

.................................... 23,679 6,537 .74 1.13 9.63 74.36 9.72 North Dakota............................. 23,679 6,537 .74 1.13 9.63 74.36 9.72 Ohio

................................................... 18,789 11,693 3.23 2.77 10.81 132.57 31.00 Indiana ....................................... 268 11,060 3.64 3.29 12.58 123.69 27.36 Kentucky ................................... 201 11,935 3.21 2.69 11.52 105.75 25.24 Michigan .................................... 158 11,870 2.84 2.40 12.17 170.96 40.58 New Hampshire ........................ 18 13,225 2.12 1.60 5.80 215.95 57.12 Ohio ........................................... 17,753 11,682 3.22 2.76 10.79 133.24 31.13 West Virginia............................ 390 12,328 3.71 3.01 9.90 103.73 25.58 Oklahoma

.......................................... 21 12,559 3.01 2.39 10.48 120.87 30.36 Kansas ....................................... 17 12,586 3.08 2.45 10.32 111.44 28.05 Missouri ..................................... 4 12,442 2.68 2.16 11.16 162.36 40.40 Pennsylvania

..................................... 10,469 12,961 1.79 1.38 8.16 125.24 32.47 Alabama .................................... 5 13,355 2.38 1.78 7.60 112.20 29.97 Florida ....................................... 381 12,985 1.91 1.47 7.42 152.07 39.49 Illinois........................................ 119 13,098 1.58 1.21 6.98 244.22 63.98 Indiana....................................... 362 12,677 2.30 1.81 9.57 122.36 31.03 Iowa........................................... 17 13,148 1.51 1.15 6.30 186.11 48.94 Kentucky ................................... 93 12,814 2.48 1.93 8.40 100.11 25.66 Michigan.................................... 2,074 12,999 1.59 1.22 7.21 121.27 31.53 New Hampshire ........................ 956 13,181 1.61 1.22 6.87 165.59 43.65 New Jersey................................ 10 12,636 .49 .39 6.90 279.00 70.51 New York.................................. 354 12,900 1.80 1.40 8.58 153.74 39.67 Ohio........................................... 987 13,036 2.31 1.77 7.97 99.45 25.93 Pennsylvania.............................. 526 12,922 2.16 1.67 8.86 119.13 30.79 South Carolina .......................... 9 12,980 2.38 1.83 7.70 186.80 48.49 Tennessee .................................. 874 13,168 2.52 1.91 7.74 111.34 29.32 Virginia ...................................... 76 12,830 1.40 1.09 11.10 228.62 58.66 West Virginia............................ 2,926 12,789 1.53 1.19 9.42 114.21 29.21 Wisconsin.................................. 701 13,114 1.51 1.15 7.17 125.33 32.87

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 23. Origin and Destination of Coal by State, 2001 (Continued)
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Origin (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Destination Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds per (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

Tennessee

.......................................... 1,277 12,749 1.20 0.94 8.07 151.15 38.54 North Carolina .......................... 42 12,934 1.00 .77 7.41 222.28 57.50 South Carolina .......................... 851 12,779 1.37 1.07 7.05 157.02 40.13 Tennessee .................................. 383 12,661 .85 .67 10.42 129.97 32.91
Texas

.................................................. 37,032 6,405 1.13 1.76 16.62 128.99 16.52 Texas ......................................... 37,032 6,405 1.13 1.76 16.62 128.99 16.52
Utah

................................................... 18,074 11,863 .52 .44 8.85 115.86 27.49 Indiana ....................................... 273 12,100 .47 .39 8.89 164.40 39.79 Iowa ........................................... 49 11,337 .42 .37 8.48 128.72 29.19 Kentucky ................................... 181 11,625 .51 .44 9.25 151.60 35.25 Michigan .................................... 25 12,605 .77 .61 7.38 209.89 52.91 Missouri ..................................... 514 12,492 .44 .35 7.14 117.61 29.38 Nevada ....................................... 3,095 11,673 .53 .46 8.73 129.25 30.17 Oregon ....................................... 311 11,880 .54 .45 11.48 115.89 27.54 Tennessee .................................. 1,653 12,135 .61 .50 8.75 137.73 33.43 Utah ........................................... 11,681 11,842 .50 .42 8.94 105.84 25.07 Wisconsin .................................. 293 11,973 .64 .53 7.57 167.43 40.09 Virginia

.............................................. 19,647 12,750 .94 .74 10.58 150.31 38.33 Alabama .................................... 148 12,461 .91 .73 9.44 126.96 31.64 Florida ....................................... 38 13,052 1.34 1.03 9.73 222.31 58.03 Georgia ...................................... 7,075 12,688 .96 .76 10.91 155.83 39.54 Indiana ....................................... 1,065 13,837 .74 .53 5.55 159.30 44.09 Michigan .................................... 96 12,867 .82 .64 8.25 154.61 39.79 Mississippi ................................. 139 12,918 1.02 .79 10.18 152.23 39.33 North Carolina .......................... 1,505 12,533 .99 .79 10.91 167.87 42.08 Ohio ........................................... 454 13,802 .72 .52 5.64 128.36 35.43 South Carolina .......................... 982 12,377 1.05 .84 11.36 173.45 42.94 Tennessee .................................. 2,700 12,639 .96 .76 10.36 123.54 31.23 Virginia ...................................... 5,402 12,703 .92 .72 11.58 147.61 37.50 West Virginia............................ 18 13,941 .62 .44 4.73 120.26 33.53 Wisconsin .................................. 25 14,065 .64 .45 5.31 153.75 43.25 West Virginia

.................................... 70,779 12,190 1.16 .95 12.58 141.39 34.47 Alabama .................................... 912 12,065 .79 .66 13.38 168.75 40.72 Delaware .................................... 14 12,642 .69 .55 12.50 195.00 49.30 Florida ....................................... 2,447 12,303 .83 .67 11.62 205.45 50.56 Georgia ...................................... 3,793 12,287 .72 .58 22.66 186.68 45.88 Indiana....................................... 2,874 12,497 1.84 1.47 9.83 114.33 28.58 Kentucky ................................... 8,223 12,057 2.13 1.77 12.26 112.58 27.15 Michigan .................................... 3,622 12,467 1.09 .87 10.74 152.21 37.95 New Hampshire ........................ 163 13,331 2.09 1.57 6.97 162.33 43.28 New Jersey................................ 181 12,897 1.53 1.19 9.46 228.55 58.95 New York.................................. 381 13,237 2.26 1.71 7.37 129.21 34.21 North Carolina .......................... 13,370 12,249 .75 .61 12.07 155.28 38.04 Ohio ........................................... 14,076 12,001 1.17 .98 12.69 132.08 31.70 Pennsylvania.............................. 224 12,848 2.01 1.56 9.20 124.15 31.90 South Carolina .......................... 804 11,922 .79 .66 10.59 153.37 36.57 Tennessee .................................. 232 11,864 1.85 1.56 12.37 191.67 45.48 Virginia ...................................... 2,461 12,681 .87 .69 9.87 158.34 40.16 West Virginia............................ 16,969 12,114 1.08 .89 12.49 128.34 31.09 Wisconsin .................................. 34 13,197 .87 .66 7.43 254.43 67.16 Wyoming

........................................... 304,502 8,689 .32 .36 5.29 100.49 17.46 Alabama .................................... 10,784 8,799 .26 .29 4.84 110.46 19.44 Arizona ...................................... 348 8,781 .50 .57 5.50 126.81 22.27 Arkansas .................................... 14,582 8,708 .28 .32 4.61 87.46 15.23 Colorado .................................... 8,285 8,615 .31 .36 4.88 74.60 12.85 Florida ....................................... 679 8,729 .25 .28 4.70 144.40 25.21 Georgia ...................................... 6,579 8,783 .29 .33 5.18 157.46 27.66 Illinois ........................................ 8,758 8,816 .24 .27 4.83 96.90 17.09 Indiana ....................................... 16,564 8,848 .28 .31 4.85 112.82 19.96 Iowa ........................................... 21,197 8,556 .34 .40 5.28 78.70 13.47 Kansas ....................................... 19,421 8,487 .35 .41 5.09 100.12 16.99 Kentucky ................................... 1,680 8,739 .30 .34 5.86 108.03 18.88 Louisiana ................................... 4,359 8,786 .39 .44 5.24 123.66 21.73 Michigan .................................... 13,552 8,814 .26 .30 5.11 104.67 18.45

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 23. Origin and Destination of Coal by State, 2001 (Continued)
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Origin (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Destination Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds per (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) million Btu) by weight)

Wyoming (Continued) Minnesota .................................. 7,330 8,866 0.26 0.29 4.80 95.14 16.87 Mississippi ................................. 54 8,768 .29 .33 5.70 146.20 25.64 Missouri ..................................... 37,123 8,767 .29 .33 5.00 93.21 16.34 Nebraska .................................... 12,949 8,586 .31 .36 5.07 56.57 9.71 Nevada ....................................... 27 9,714 .48 .49 8.24 217.21 42.20 North Dakota............................. 544 8,026 .43 .54 5.41 66.72 10.71 Ohio ........................................... 496 8,779 .27 .31 4.80 147.62 25.92 Oklahoma .................................. 17,118 8,695 .30 .34 5.11 90.57 15.75 Oregon ....................................... 2,272 8,272 .35 .43 5.49 110.03 18.20 South Dakota............................. 2,182 8,427 .33 .39 5.49 103.27 17.41 Tennessee .................................. 4,385 8,814 .28 .32 5.05 102.79 18.12 Texas ......................................... 47,650 8,555 .32 .38 5.71 135.45 23.17 West Virginia............................ 629 8,841 .24 .27 4.44 138.64 24.52 Wisconsin .................................. 20,790 8,705 .28 .32 5.03 95.82 16.68 Wyoming ................................... 24,163 8,833 .48 .55 7.00 76.74 13.56 Imported

............................................ 10,233 11,855 .66 .56 6.71 165.22 39.17 Alabama .................................... 3,254 11,674 .69 .59 5.48 151.03 35.26 Florida ....................................... 3,574 12,040 .65 .54 7.26 170.81 41.13 Georgia ...................................... 578 12,311 .75 .61 7.31 158.13 38.93 Indiana ....................................... 210 11,456 .52 .45 11.43 211.08 48.36 Mississippi ................................. 1,895 11,470 .65 .56 7.14 168.97 38.76 New Hampshire ........................ 564 12,694 .65 .51 6.53 169.46 43.02 New York.................................. 37 13,309 .61 .46 7.27 156.10 41.55 North Carolina .......................... 120 11,480 .77 .67 6.59 259.82 59.66
Total

.............................................. 762,815 10,019 .89 .89 8.82 123.15 24.68
Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Alabama Electric Coop Inc Lowman

.................................................. 1,497 11,776 1.25 1.06 9.26 138.92 32.72

Alabama ................................................................................................ 598 11,980 1.62 1.35 12.17 1 34.37 32.19

Fayette ................................................................................................ 556 12,006 1.56 1.30 11.93 1 34.50 32.30 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 33 11,874 2.38 2.00 14.72 131 .67 31.27 Marion ................................................................................................ 9 10,760 1.99 1.85 17.80 136. 30 29.33 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 309 11,974 1.72 1.44 10.84 1 38.37 33.14

Union ................................................................................................. 309 11,974 1.72 1.44 10.84 13 8.37 33.14 Imported ................................................................................................ 589 11,466 .63 .55 5.46 144 .05 33.03

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 589 11,466 .63 .55 5.46 144.05 33.03 Alabama Power Co Barry

.................................................................... 3,928 11,879 .74 .62 7.80 173.46 41.21

Alabama ................................................................................................ 1,228 12,216 .79 .64 12.85 2 18.71 53.43

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 1,228 12,216 .79 .64 12.85 21 8.71 53.43 Illinois ................................................................................................... 35 12,179 1.54 1.26 6. 92 112.30 27.35

Saline ................................................................................................. 35 12,179 1.54 1.26 6.92 11 2.30 27.35 Imported ................................................................................................ 2,664 11,720 .70 .60 5.49 1 52.54 35.75

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 2,664 11,720 .70 .60 5.49 152.54 35. 75 Alabama Power Co Gadsden

............................................................... 255 12,168 1.59 1.31 13.73 158.19 38.50

Alabama ................................................................................................ 255 12,168 1.59 1.31 13.73 1 58.19 38.50

Walker ................................................................................................ 255 12,168 1.59 1.31 13.73 15 8.19 38.50 Alabama Power Co Gaston

.................................................................. 5,219 12,175 1.23 1.01 12.50 139.37 33.94

Alabama ................................................................................................ 5,202 12,173 1.23 1.01 12.5 1 139.24 33.90

Fayette ................................................................................................ 936 12,077 1.55 1.28 12.36 1 35.89 32.82 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 119 13,519 .47 .35 8.33 116.3 7 31.46 Shelby ................................................................................................ 81 12,300 .71 .58 12.15 128.7 8 31.68 Tuscaloosa ......................................................................................... 1,000 12,361 .79 .64 12.87 142.2 2 35.16 Walker ................................................................................................ 3,065 12,085 1.32 1.10 12.61 140.54 33.97 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 9 12,514 1.14 .91 10.97 173. 80 43.50

Pike .................................................................................................... 9 12,514 1.14 .91 10.97 173 .80 43.50 Virginia ................................................................................................. 8 13,418 .93 .69 8.49 181. 20 48.63

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 8 13,418 .93 .69 8.49 181.20 48.6 3 Alabama Power Co Gorgas

.................................................................. 2,675 12,171 .90 .74 13.09 197.59 48.10

Alabama ................................................................................................ 2,675 12,171 .90 .74 13.09 1 97.59 48.10

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 2,139 12,250 .78 .63 12.70 21 3.84 52.39 Walker ................................................................................................ 536 11,855 1.39 1.17 14.65 13 0.58 30.96 Alabama Power Co Greene

.................................................................. 1,350 11,978 1.51 1.26 8.75 126.49 30.30

Alabama ................................................................................................ 433 11,470 1.67 1.46 13.44 1 38.72 31.82

Walker ................................................................................................ 433 11,470 1.67 1.46 13.44 13 8.72 31.82 Illinois ................................................................................................... 917 12,217 1.44 1.17 6 .54 121.07 29.58

Christian............................................................................................. 92 12,198 1.55 1.27 6.62 124 .90 30.47 Saline ................................................................................................. 825 12,219 1.42 1.16 6.53 1 20.64 29.48 Alabama Power Co James Miller

........................................................ 10,784 8,799 .26 .29 4.84 110.46 19.44

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 10,784 8,799 .26 .29 4.84 110. 46 19.44

Campbell ............................................................................................ 10,157 8,798 .26 .29 4.81 111.1 7 19.56 Converse ............................................................................................ 627 8,815 .26 .30 5.36 98.97 17. 45 Ameren - CIPS Hutsonville

.................................................................. 320 11,355 2.90 2.55 9.02 112.84 25.63

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1 11,250 3.04 2.70 9.8 0 106.40 23.94

Jackson............................................................................................... 1 11,250 3.04 2.70 9.80 106. 40 23.94 Indiana .................................................................................................. 319 11,355 2.90 2.55 9.0 2 112.86 25.63

Daviess............................................................................................... 264 11,388 2.90 2.55 9.00 11 1.87 25.48 Gibson................................................................................................ 13 11,300 2.97 2.63 9.50 129 .20 29.20 Greene................................................................................................ 42 11,167 2.85 2.55 9.00 114 .08 25.48 Ameren - CIPS Coffeen

........................................................................ 2,015 10,282 1.14 1.11 8.04 126.99 26.11

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,975 10,311 1.16 1.128.11 127.24 26.24

Logan ................................................................................................. 148 10,450 3.10 2.97 9.50 15 2.39 31.85 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 1,827 10,300 1.00 .97 8.00 125.1 8 25.79 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 40 8,820 .23 .26 4.50 112.70 19 .88

Campbell ............................................................................................ 40 8,820 .23 .26 4.50 112.70 19. 88 Ameren - CIPS Newton

........................................................................ 3,605 8,784 .25 .29 4.95 111.00 19.50

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



## Energy Information Administration/Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Utility Plants 2001 41

## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Ameren - CIPS Newton

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,605 8,784 0.25 0.29 4.95 11 1.00 19.50

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,096 8,803 .27 .31 5.17 113.97 20.07 Converse ............................................................................................ 2,509 8,775 .24 .27 4.85 109.69 19.25
Ameren - CIPS Meredosia

................................................................... 674 10,591 1.81 1.71 8.76 138.38 29.31

Illinois ................................................................................................... 674 10,591 1.81 1.71 8 .76 138.38 29.31

Jackson ............................................................................................... 105 11,200 2.80 2.50 11.00 12 8.16 28.71 Logan ................................................................................................. 117 10,791 3.07 2.84 9.61 13 4.82 29.10 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 452 10,398 1.26 1.21 8.03 141.8 9 29.51
Ameren - UE Labadie

........................................................................... 9,284 8,729 .30 .34 5.23 96.81 16.90

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 9,284 8,729 .30 .34 5.23 96.81 16.90

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,155 8,693 .33 .38 5.20 98.52 1 7.13 Converse ............................................................................................ 3,129 8,800 .23 .26 5.28 93.50 1 6.46
Ameren - UE Meramec

......................................................................... 1,984 9,649 .90 .93 6.51 111.12 21.44

Illinois ................................................................................................... 654 11,375 2.27 2.00 9 .67 131.18 29.84

Jackson ............................................................................................... 425 11,200 2.80 2.50 11.00 13 0.82 29.30 Saline ................................................................................................. 229 11,700 1.29 1.10 7.20 1 31.82 30.85 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,330 8,800 .23 .26 4.95 98.37 17.31

Campbell ............................................................................................ 799 8,800 .23 .26 4.72 101.54 17 .87 Converse ............................................................................................ 531 8,800 .22 .25 5.30 93.60 16. 47
Ameren - UE Rush Island

.................................................................... 4,529 8,373 .53 .64 5.52 94.55 15.83

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 4,529 8,373 .53 .64 5.52 94.55 15.83

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,403 8,364 .54 .65 5.53 94.69 1 5.84 Converse ............................................................................................ 126 8,717 .22 .25 5.30 89.57 15. 62
Ameren - UE Sioux

............................................................................... 3,000 9,157 .50 .54 5.57 97.74 17.90

Illinois ................................................................................................... 351 11,848 2.43 2.05 7 .69 125.22 29.67

Jefferson............................................................................................. 113 11,950 1.35 1.13 6.40 13 0.60 31.21 White.................................................................................................. 238 11,800 2.94 2.49 8.30 1 22.64 28.94 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,649 8,800 .24 .27 5.29 92.83 16.34

Campbell ............................................................................................ 171 8,800 .30 .34 5.15 97.43 17. 15 Converse ............................................................................................ 2,478 8,800 .23 .27 5.30 92.51 1 6.28
American Mun Power Ohio Inc Richard Gorsuch

........................... 758 11,804 1.93 1.63 14.53 120.42 28.43

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 758 11,804 1.93 1.63 14. 53 120.42 28.43

Noble .................................................................................................. 758 11,804 1.93 1.63 14.53 1 20.42 28.43 Ames City of Ames

................................................................................ 228 8,863 .20 .22 4.34 144.34 25.59

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 228 8,863 .20 .22 4.34 144.34 2 5.59

Campbell ............................................................................................ 228 8,863 .20 .22 4.34 144.34 25 .59 Appalachian Power Co Amos

.............................................................. 5,549 12,022 .77 .64 11.93 124.93 30.04

West Virginia........................................................................................ 5,549 12,022 .77 .64 11.93 124. 93 30.04

Boone ................................................................................................. 4,778 12,006 .77 .64 11.78 12 6.26 30.32 Clay .................................................................................................... 73 12,417 .69 .55 11.33 135 .29 33.60 Fayette ................................................................................................ 6 12,379 .70 .57 11.70 142.2 0 35.21 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 490 11,962 .79 .66 13.73 110.40 2 6.41 Logan ................................................................................................. 39 12,139 .75 .62 12.14 111.2 1 27.00 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 152 12,455 .68 .55 11.13 128.3 4 31.97 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 3 12,635 .78 .62 12.00 98.70 2 4.94 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 8 12,556 .70 .56 11.50 116.60 29.28 Appalachian Power Co Clinch River

.................................................. 1,841 12,348 .69 .56 14.46 139.93 34.56

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 30 12,744 .71 .56 8.64 204.9 6 52.24

Bell ..................................................................................................... 20 12,949 .67 .52 7.44 202 .86 52.53 Pike .................................................................................................... 10 12,340 .80 .65 11.00 209 .30 51.66 Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,742 12,339 .69 .56 14.7 2 136.43 33.67

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 37 13,362 .80 .60 9.63 110.33 29. 48 Russell ................................................................................................ 1,642 12,294 .68 .55 15.02 1 35.98 33.44 Wise ................................................................................................... 63 12,907 .86 .67 9.95 163.6 6 42.25

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Appalachian Power Co Clinch River

West Virginia........................................................................................ 70 12,410 0.76 0.61 10.30 198.5 7 49.29

Mingo ................................................................................................. 11 12,076 .66 .55 12.56 96.00 23.19 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 59 12,473 .78 .63 9.87 217.21 54.1 8 Appalachian Power Co Glen Lyn

........................................................ 619 12,793 .86 .67 10.37 147.28 37.68

Virginia ................................................................................................. 536 12,779 .88 .69 10.34 1 42.05 36.30

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 61 12,641 .82 .65 11.02 146.10 36 .94 Wise ................................................................................................... 474 12,796 .88 .69 10.25 141 .53 36.22 West Virginia........................................................................................ 84 12,883 .78 .61 10.51 180.51 4 6.51

Mcdowell ........................................................................................... 84 12,883 .78 .61 10.51 180.51 46 .51 Appalachian Power Co Kanawha River

............................................. 1,138 12,100 .77 .63 12.70 105.57 25.55

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 158 12,077 .81 .67 12.68 92. 30 22.29

Lawrence ............................................................................................ 158 12,077 .81 .67 12.68 92.30 2 2.29 West Virginia........................................................................................ 980 12,104 .76 .63 12.70 107.71 26.07

Boone ................................................................................................. 288 12,452 .72 .58 10.70 106. 45 26.51 Clay .................................................................................................... 88 12,340 .70 .57 12.33 138 .39 34.15 Fayette ................................................................................................ 120 11,937 .78 .65 13.51 108 .25 25.84 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 484 11,894 .78 .66 13.76 102.60 2 4.41 Appalachian Power Co Mountaineer

.................................................. 2,711 11,442 .58 .51 10.48 138.50 31.69

Colorado ................................................................................................ 2 12,260 .52 .42 7.40 164.7 0 40.38

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 2 12,260 .52 .42 7.40 164.70 40. 38 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 73 12,106 .66 .55 11.21 133. 82 32.40

Knott .................................................................................................. 8 12,228 .70 .57 11.36 212.4 0 51.95 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 8 12,228 .70 .57 11.36 212.40 51 .95 Martin ................................................................................................ 27 11,748 .63 .54 11.28 112.0 3 26.32 Pike .................................................................................................... 31 12,355 .67 .54 11.08 113 .28 27.99 West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,013 12,221 .69 .56 12.33 138. 62 33.88

Boone ................................................................................................. 97 12,078 .68 .56 12.87 127.7 4 30.86 Clay .................................................................................................... 838 12,353 .70 .56 12.22 14 6.78 36.26 Fayette ................................................................................................ 152 12,334 .70 .57 12.31 147 .40 36.36 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 405 12,001 .70 .58 13.68 127.75 3 0.66 Logan ................................................................................................. 28 12,123 .67 .56 11.93 123.5 6 29.96 Mingo ................................................................................................. 228 11,805 .65 .55 11.55 125. 46 29.62 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 248 12,548 .67 .54 11.01 140.2 9 35.21 Wayne ................................................................................................ 14 11,459 .65 .57 13.80 143.90 32.98 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 4 12,798 .66 .52 10.30 126.90 32.48 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 622 8,840 .24 .27 4.44 138.59 2 4.50

Campbell ............................................................................................ 622 8,840 .24 .27 4.44 138.59 24 .50 Arizona Electric Pwr Coop Inc Apache

............................................. 1,404 9,629 .70 .73 14.13 143.92 27.72

Colorado ................................................................................................ 409 10,458 .33 .32 5.71 179 .00 37.44

Moffat ................................................................................................ 409 10,458 .33 .32 5.71 179.0 0 37.44 New Mexico ......................................................................................... 982 9,296 .86 .92 17.76 127.19 23. 65

Colfax ................................................................................................ 53 10,058 .49 .48 17.79 148.6 5 29.90 Mckinley ............................................................................................ 929 9,252 .88 .95 17.76 125.85 2 3.29 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 13 8,786 .30 .34 4.84 170.20 29 .91

Campbell ............................................................................................ 13 8,786 .30 .34 4.84 170.20 29. 91
Arizona Public Service Co Cholla

....................................................... 2,534 9,762 .49 .50 13.58 117.01 22.85

Colorado ................................................................................................ 182 10,676 .35 .33 6.33 181 .24 38.70

La Plata.............................................................................................. 70 11,343 .40 .35 7.76 178.33 4 0.46 Moffat ................................................................................................ 112 10,260 .32 .31 5.44 183.2 4 37.60 Montana ................................................................................................ 36 9,387 .33 .35 4.00 127.07 23.86

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 36 9,387 .33 .35 4.00 127.07 23.8 6 New Mexico ......................................................................................... 2,316 9,696 .50 .52 14.30 111.30 2 1.58

Mckinley ............................................................................................ 2,316 9,696 .50 .52 14.30 111.3 0 21.58
Arizona Public Service Co Four Corners

........................................... 4,892 9,030 .72 .80 20.34 99.44 17.96

New Mexico ......................................................................................... 4,892 9,030 .72 .80 20.34 99.44 17 .96

San Juan............................................................................................. 4,892 9,030 .72 .80 20.34 99.44 17.96 Arkansas Power & Light Co Independence

....................................... 6,573 8,972 .20 .22 4.21 69.30 12.43

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Arkansas Power & Light Co Independence

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 6,573 8,972 0.20 0.22 4.21 69 .30 12.43

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,573 8,972 .20 .22 4.21 69.30 1 2.43 Arkansas Power & Light Co Whitebluff

............................................ 6,109 8,500 .35 .41 4.98 89.04 15.14

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 6,109 8,500 .35 .41 4.98 89.04 15.14

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,109 8,500 .35 .41 4.98 89.04 1 5.14 Associated Electric Coop Inc Hill

........................................................ 5,126 8,908 .20 .22 4.26 80.00 14.25

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 5,126 8,908 .20 .22 4.26 80.00 14.25

Campbell ............................................................................................ 5,126 8,908 .20 .22 4.26 80.00 1 4.25 Associated Electric Coop Inc Madrid

................................................. 4,428 8,913 .20 .22 4.26 100.22 17.86

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 4,428 8,913 .20 .22 4.26 100.2 2 17.86

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,428 8,913 .20 .22 4.26 100.22 17.86 Atlantic City Electric Co Deepwater

................................................... 68 12,409 .75 .60 11.37 265.14 65.80

West Virginia........................................................................................ 68 12,409 .75 .60 11.37 265.14 6 5.80

Logan ................................................................................................. 68 12,409 .75 .60 11.37 265.1 4 65.80 Atlantic City Electric Co England

....................................................... 119 13,117 2.19 1.67 8.38 215.86 56.63

Maryland ............................................................................................... 23 12,879 2.37 1.84 10.80 19 4.80 50.18

Garrett ................................................................................................ 23 12,879 2.37 1.84 10.80 19 4.80 50.18 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 10 12,636 .49 .39 6.90 279.00 7 0.51

Washington ........................................................................................ 10 12,636 .49 .39 6.90 279.00 70.5 1 West Virginia........................................................................................ 86 13,238 2.35 1.77 7.93 214.0 3 56.66

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 63 13,351 2.38 1.78 7.00 205.98 5 5.00 Upshur ................................................................................................ 23 12,924 2.26 1.75 10.50 237 .10 61.29 Basin Electric Power Coop Laramie River

........................................ 7,740 8,376 .31 .37 5.18 46.73 7.83

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 7,740 8,376 .31 .37 5.18 46.73 7.83

Campbell ............................................................................................ 7,740 8,376 .31 .37 5.18 46.73 7 .83 Basin Electric Power Coop Antelope Valley

...................................... 4,887 6,592 .66 1.00 9.38 70.28 9.26

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 4,887 6,592 .66 1.00 9.38 70.28 9.26

Mercer................................................................................................ 4,887 6,592 .66 1.00 9.38 70 .28 9.26 Basin Electric Power Coop Leland Olds

............................................ 3,648 6,841 .69 1.01 8.24 76.33 10.44

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 3,103 6,632 .73 1.11 8.73 78.37 10.40

Mercer................................................................................................ 3,103 6,632 .73 1.11 8.73 78 .37 10.40 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 544 8,026 .43 .54 5.41 66.72 10 .71

Campbell ............................................................................................ 544 8,026 .43 .54 5.41 66.72 10. 71 Big Rivers Electric Corp Reid-Henderson II

..................................... 265 11,858 3.23 2.73 11.19 90.30 21.42

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 265 11,858 3.23 2.73 11.19 9 0.30 21.42

Webster .............................................................................................. 265 11,858 3.23 2.73 11.19 90. 30 21.42 Black Hills Corp Neal Simpson II

....................................................... 538 8,091 .62 .76 7.05 46.84 7.58

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 538 8,091 .62 .76 7.05 46.84 7. 58

Campbell ............................................................................................ 538 8,091 .62 .76 7.05 46.84 7.5 8 Cardinal Operating Co Cardinal

......................................................... 4,303 11,973 1.32 1.10 11.56 141.74 33.94

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 480 12,551 .77 .61 10.14 148 .59 37.30

Clinton ............................................................................................... 21 12,682 .68 .54 9.19 147.49 37.41 Floyd .................................................................................................. 53 12,049 .81 .67 12.25 143. 80 34.65 Knott .................................................................................................. 183 12,712 .70 .55 9.59 142. 73 36.29 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 165 12,704 .70 .55 9.68 142.14 3 6.12 Martin ................................................................................................ 3 12,049 .81 .67 12.25 143.80 34.65 Pike .................................................................................................... 55 12,023 1.18 .98 11.54 19 4.70 46.82 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 685 11,734 2.85 2.43 12. 62 101.83 23.90

Belmont .............................................................................................. 311 11,647 3.15 2.71 13.26 108 .08 25.18 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 330 11,800 2.50 2.12 12.00 95 .30 22.49 Pike .................................................................................................... 43 11,860 3.29 2.77 12.80 1 07.40 25.48 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 353 13,019 2.43 1.87 8.19 94. 98 24.73

Greene................................................................................................ 348 13,029 2.44 1.87 8.13 94 .24 24.56 Washington ........................................................................................ 5 12,357 1.91 1.55 12.30 147.80 36 .53

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



## Energy Information Administration/Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Utility Plants 2001 44

## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Cardinal Operating Co Cardinal

West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,499 12,132 0.98 0.81 12.83 15 6.36 37.94

Boone ................................................................................................. 396 12,004 .87 .73 12.21 141. 31 33.93 Brooke ................................................................................................ 89 12,265 3.71 3.02 10.24 212 .88 52.22 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 1,043 12,145 .81 .66 13.51 172.7 4 41.96 Logan ................................................................................................. 528 12,033 .75 .62 12.89 151. 94 36.57 Marshall ............................................................................................. 62 12,354 2.64 2.13 9.49 92.8 0 22.93 Mingo ................................................................................................. 21 11,923 .86 .72 11.13 121.6 5 29.01 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 12 11,668 1.63 1.40 13.79 100.75 2 3.51 Wayne ................................................................................................ 25 11,960 .88 .74 11.49 155.29 37.15 Webster .............................................................................................. 322 12,376 .96 .78 12.80 130.5 3 32.31 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 1 12,117 1.78 1.47 13.20 105.10 25.47 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 286 8,885 .23 .26 4.44 161.78 2 8.75

Campbell ............................................................................................ 286 8,885 .23 .26 4.44 161.78 28 .75 Carolina Power & Light Co Asheville

................................................ 712 12,733 .92 .72 10.18 171.26 43.61

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 160 12,554 1.13 .90 11.66 15 8.63 39.83

Bell..................................................................................................... 37 13,044 1.78 1.37 8.29 174.29 45.47 Pike .................................................................................................... 123 12,406 .93 .75 12.67 15 3.66 38.13 Tennessee .............................................................................................. 42 12,934 1.00 .77 7.41 222. 28 57.50

Campbell ............................................................................................ 42 12,934 1.00 .77 7.41 222.28 5 7.50 Virginia ................................................................................................. 93 12,880 1.01 .79 10.45 1 70.55 43.93

Wise ................................................................................................... 84 12,893 1.03 .80 10.53 171 .89 44.33 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 9 12,748 .84 .66 9.70 157.70 40.21 West Virginia........................................................................................ 416 12,748 .81 .64 9.83 170.93 4 3.58

Boone ................................................................................................. 416 12,748 .81 .64 9.83 170.9 3 43.58 Carolina Power & Light Co Cape Fear

............................................. 487 12,447 .93 .74 10.66 154.45 38.45

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 163 12,428 1.05 .84 11.49 16 7.38 41.60

Floyd .................................................................................................. 18 12,621 1.07 .85 9.70 175. 32 44.25 Johnson .............................................................................................. 27 11,861 1.11 .93 11.70 146.3 3 34.71 Pike .................................................................................................... 118 12,529 1.03 .82 11.71 1 70.75 42.79 Virginia ................................................................................................. 36 12,595 1.12 .89 11.99 1 70.12 42.85

Wise ................................................................................................... 36 12,595 1.12 .89 11.99 170 .12 42.85 West Virginia........................................................................................ 287 12,439 .83 .67 10.02 145.10 36.10

Mingo ................................................................................................. 29 12,315 .72 .59 9.82 161.30 39.73 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 67 12,448 .90 .72 12.16 145.41 36.20 Wayne ................................................................................................ 191 12,455 .83 .66 9.30 142.54 35.51 Carolina Power & Light Co Lee

......................................................... 702 12,446 .90 .72 10.68 157.85 39.29

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 360 12,430 .96 .77 11.99 169 .06 42.03

Floyd .................................................................................................. 9 12,962 .98 .76 7.30 177.30 45.96 Johnson .............................................................................................. 1 12,068 1.26 1.04 11.00 145.9 0 35.21 Pike .................................................................................................... 351 12,417 .96 .77 12.11 16 8.88 41.94 Virginia ................................................................................................. 8 13,049 1.09 .84 9.20 187 .00 48.80

Wise ................................................................................................... 8 13,049 1.09 .84 9.20 187.0 0 48.80 West Virginia........................................................................................ 334 12,449 .83 .67 9.30 145.08 3 6.12

Mingo ................................................................................................. 1 12,620 .78 .62 9.00 162.80 4 1.09 Wayne ................................................................................................ 333 12,448 .83 .67 9.30 145.05 36.11 Carolina Power & Light Co Mayo

...................................................... 1,317 12,166 .64 .53 11.96 165.12 40.18

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 238 12,299 .65 .53 10.73 174 .00 42.80

Martin ................................................................................................ 10 11,821 .70 .59 12.00 170.9 0 40.40 Pike .................................................................................................... 227 12,321 .65 .53 10.67 17 4.14 42.91 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,080 12,137 .64 .52 12.23 163. 13 39.60

Mingo ................................................................................................. 837 12,029 .63 .53 12.35 163. 70 39.38 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 243 12,508 .64 .51 11.82 161.2 5 40.34 Carolina Power & Light Co Robinson

............................................... 262 12,677 1.19 .94 9.38 171.76 43.55

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 223 12,722 1.18 .93 9.06 167 .88 42.72

Floyd .................................................................................................. 111 12,755 1.30 1.02 8.90 1 66.98 42.60 Knott .................................................................................................. 62 12,727 1.09 .86 9.13 161. 82 41.19 Letcher ............................................................................................... 31 12,746 1.09 .86 8.47 161.6 1 41.20 Pike .................................................................................................... 18 12,473 .91 .73 10.85 205 .09 51.16

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Carolina Power & Light Co Robinson

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 9 12,980 2.38 1.83 7.70 186.8 0 48.49

Greene................................................................................................ 9 12,980 2.38 1.83 7.70 186. 80 48.49 West Virginia........................................................................................ 31 12,260 .96 .78 12.14 196.49 4 8.18

Boone ................................................................................................. 20 11,667 .96 .82 15.29 205.5 5 47.96 Logan ................................................................................................. 10 13,434 .96 .71 5.90 180.90 48.60 Carolina Power & Light Co Roxboro

................................................. 4,923 12,366 .82 .66 11.23 163.01 40.32

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,000 12,323 .89 .72 11.46 1 60.66 39.60

Bell ..................................................................................................... 41 12,671 .89 .70 9.34 162 .96 41.30 Johnson .............................................................................................. 158 11,436 1.03 .90 12.86 146. 28 33.46 Martin ................................................................................................ 196 12,120 .91 .75 10.60 180. 00 43.63 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,604 12,426 .88 .71 11.48 159.60 39.66 Virginia ................................................................................................. 158 12,862 1.14 .89 10.23 158.22 40.70

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 11 12,340 .99 .80 11.70 179.10 44 .20 Dickenson .......................................................................................... 11 13,637 .71 .52 5.00 180.20 49. 15 Lee ..................................................................................................... 10 12,981 .77 .59 8.40 151. 40 39.31 Wise ................................................................................................... 127 12,831 1.22 .95 10.69 15 5.15 39.81 West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,764 12,369 .74 .60 11.12 164. 99 40.82

Boone ................................................................................................. 744 12,752 .81 .63 9.79 170.7 9 43.56 Mingo ................................................................................................. 1,256 12,082 .68 .56 11.99 16 9.38 40.93 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 541 12,475 .78 .62 11.70 157.8 0 39.37 Wayne ................................................................................................ 223 12,454 .82 .66 9.28 138.77 34.56 Carolina Power & Light Co Sutton

.................................................... 702 12,527 1.01 .81 9.53 172.95 43.33

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 529 12,566 1.06 .84 9.08 164 .09 41.24

Floyd .................................................................................................. 103 12,613 1.16 .92 9.30 170 .66 43.05 Knott .................................................................................................. 278 12,629 1.06 .84 9.34 157 .81 39.86 Letcher ............................................................................................... 105 12,846 1.10 .85 8.50 157. 22 40.39 Perry ................................................................................................... 4 12,301 .79 .64 10.30 167. 70 41.26 Pike .................................................................................................... 39 11,268 .73 .65 8.08 215. 40 48.54 Virginia ................................................................................................. * 12,831 .77 .60 10.40 207 .20 53.17

Dickenson .......................................................................................... * 12,831 .77 .60 10.40 207.20 53. 17 West Virginia........................................................................................ 164 12,478 .89 .72 11.19 198.00 49.41

Boone ................................................................................................. 95 12,470 .80 .65 10.79 175.0 3 43.65 Logan ................................................................................................. 24 13,028 1.00 .77 7.99 192.8 2 50.24 Webster .............................................................................................. 45 12,202 1.02 .84 13.71 250.3 0 61.09 Imported ................................................................................................ 8 11,034 .50 .45 5.30 254.8 0 56.23

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 8 11,034 .50 .45 5.30 254.80 56.23 Carolina Power & Light Co Weatherspoon

....................................... 277 12,725 1.10 .86 8.83 177.25 45.11

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 260 12,740 1.12 .88 8.72 177 .00 45.10

Floyd .................................................................................................. 97 12,705 1.15 .91 8.90 177. 43 45.09 Knott .................................................................................................. 35 12,829 1.19 .93 8.26 175. 83 45.11 Letcher ............................................................................................... 119 12,777 1.08 .85 8.53 173. 70 44.39 Pike .................................................................................................... 9 12,307 1.00 .81 11.10 220 .40 54.25 West Virginia........................................................................................ 17 12,500 .79 .63 10.48 181.05 4 5.26

Boone ................................................................................................. 17 12,500 .79 .63 10.48 181.0 5 45.26 Cedar Falls City of Streeter

................................................................. 38 12,334 1.41 1.14 7.47 194.72 48.03

Illinois ................................................................................................... 11 11,890 1.25 1.05 6. 65 204.16 48.55

Jackson............................................................................................... 3 11,520 1.56 1.35 7.10 200. 00 46.08 Saline ................................................................................................. 8 12,023 1.14 .95 6.49 205.6 0 49.44 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 10 11,477 1.43 1.25 10.40 20 0.00 45.91

Union ................................................................................................. 10 11,477 1.43 1.25 10.40 200 .00 45.91 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 17 13,148 1.51 1.15 6.30 186. 11 48.94

Washington ........................................................................................ 17 13,148 1.51 1.15 6.30 186.11 4 8.94 Central Electric Pwr Coop-MO Chamois

.......................................... 308 9,530 .77 .81 5.31 116.75 22.25

Illinois ................................................................................................... 81 11,261 2.37 2.10 8. 27 137.33 30.93

Jackson............................................................................................... 37 11,587 2.03 1.75 7.88 133 .67 30.98 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 9 10,570 3.05 2.89 8.48 140.67 2 9.74 Randolph............................................................................................ 35 11,080 2.57 2.32 8.65 140.6 8 31.17 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 227 8,916 .20 .23 4.26 107.53 1 9.18

Campbell ............................................................................................ 227 8,916 .20 .23 4.26 107.53 19 .18 Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp Danskammer

.............................. 37 13,309 .61 .46 7.27 156.10 41.55

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp Danskammer

Imported................................................................................................ 37 13,309 0.61 0.46 7.27 1 56.10 41.55

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 37 13,309 .61 .46 7.27 156.10 41.55 Central Illinois Light Co Duck Creek

................................................ 973 10,632 3.44 3.24 8.04 222.36 47.28

Illinois ................................................................................................... 973 10,632 3.44 3.24 8 .04 222.36 47.28

Logan ................................................................................................. 31 10,399 1.19 1.14 8.34 163 .56 34.02 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 942 10,640 3.52 3.31 8.03 224.2 2 47.71 Central Illinois Light Co Edwards

...................................................... 1,399 11,396 1.33 1.16 7.44 162.32 37.00

Colorado ................................................................................................ 11 11,691 .53 .45 7.80 175. 45 41.02

Delta ................................................................................................... 11 11,691 .53 .45 7.80 175. 45 41.02 Illinois ................................................................................................... 976 11,223 1.40 1.24 7 .72 134.60 30.21

Jefferson............................................................................................. 285 12,102 1.49 1.23 6.54 13 3.40 32.29 Logan ................................................................................................. 120 11,499 2.63 2.29 8.49 16 4.23 37.77 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 471 10,644 1.00 .94 7.70 119.53 2 5.44 Wabash .............................................................................................. 100 11,111 1.52 1.37 10.21 169. 56 37.68 Indiana .................................................................................................. 46 11,072 .59 .53 7.84 222 .30 49.23

Fountain ............................................................................................. 46 11,072 .59 .53 7.84 222.30 4 9.23 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 249 11,308 1.10 .97 6.47 213 .64 48.32

Bell ..................................................................................................... 10 12,208 .75 .61 11.15 28 6.26 69.89 Carter ................................................................................................. 45 10,970 .90 .82 8.30 222.8 8 48.90 Daviess............................................................................................... 9 12,919 1.63 1.26 8.37 228. 99 59.17 Laurel................................................................................................. 184 11,263 1.14 1.01 5.66 2 06.24 46.46 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 119 13,098 1.58 1.21 6.98 244 .22 63.98

Greene................................................................................................ 119 13,098 1.58 1.21 6.98 24 4.22 63.98 Central Iowa Power Coop Fair

........................................................... 180 11,243 2.94 2.62 10.49 116.87 26.28

Illinois ................................................................................................... 180 11,243 2.94 2.62 10 .49 116.87 26.28

Jackson ............................................................................................... 120 11,287 2.92 2.59 10.77 11 8.02 26.64 Perry................................................................................................... 60 11,157 2.99 2.68 9.96 1 14.58 25.57
Central Louisiana Elec Co Inc Dolet Hills

......................................... 3,754 6,839 1.15 1.68 13.66 141.66 19.38

Louisiana ............................................................................................... 3,754 6,839 1.15 1.68 13.6 6 141.66 19.38

De Soto .............................................................................................. 3,754 6,839 1.15 1.68 13.66 141 .66 19.38
Central Louisiana Elec Co Inc Rodemacher

..................................... 1,848 8,788 .41 .46 5.28 137.21 24.12

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,848 8,788 .41 .46 5.28 137.2 1 24.12

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,848 8,788 .41 .46 5.28 137.21 24.12 Central Operating Co Sporn

................................................................ 2,476 12,066 .94 .78 12.31 128.57 31.03

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 389 12,038 1.05 .87 11.87 13 7.44 33.09

Lawrence ............................................................................................ 165 11,972 .88 .73 12.28 96.26 2 3.05 Morgan ............................................................................................... 2 12,205 .85 .70 11.50 179.90 4 3.91 Pike .................................................................................................... 222 12,086 1.17 .97 11.56 1 67.38 40.46 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 39 12,053 .79 .65 11.49 2 05.94 49.64

Mahoning ........................................................................................... 39 12,053 .79 .65 11.49 205.94 49 .64 West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,049 12,072 .92 .76 12.41 125. 44 30.29

Boone ................................................................................................. 871 12,176 .86 .71 11.84 132. 54 32.28 Clay .................................................................................................... 42 12,365 1.00 .81 12.07 16 0.99 39.81 Fayette ................................................................................................ 13 12,145 .94 .77 12.79 149. 36 36.28 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 475 12,034 .78 .64 13.26 115.01 2 7.68 Logan ................................................................................................. 28 11,763 .98 .83 12.60 95.30 22.42 Mingo ................................................................................................. 133 11,907 .81 .68 11.95 117. 67 28.02 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 213 11,878 1.53 1.29 13.84 103.48 24.58 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 16 12,638 .72 .57 11.12 148.68 37.58 Taylor ................................................................................................. 13 12,009 1.42 1.18 13.73 98 .99 23.77 Wayne ................................................................................................ 180 11,983 .87 .73 11.73 133.4 3 31.98 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 49 11,951 .87 .73 11.51 168.58 40. 29 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 15 12,056 1.43 1.19 13.80 107.27 25.87 Central Power & Light Co Coleto Creek

........................................... 1,695 9,905 .33 .34 5.94 138.82 27.50

Colorado ................................................................................................ 977 10,783 .41 .38 6.92 143 .29 30.90

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 183 12,142 .67 .55 11.48 149.48 36.30 Moffat ................................................................................................ 794 10,469 .35 .33 5.87 141.6 3 29.65

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Central Power & Light Co Coleto Creek

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 718 8,709 0.23 0.26 4.60 131. 29 22.87

Campbell ............................................................................................ 718 8,709 .23 .26 4.60 131.29 22 .87 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co East Bend

........................................... 1,724 12,074 2.47 2.04 10.76 111.63 26.96

Illinois ................................................................................................... 116 11,955 2.80 2.34 8 .08 117.05 27.99

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 32 12,518 2.77 2.21 8.83 133 .07 33.32 White.................................................................................................. 83 11,735 2.81 2.39 7.79 11 0.39 25.91 Indiana .................................................................................................. 57 11,293 1.92 1.70 8.61 121.90 27.53

Clay.................................................................................................... 10 11,418 2.75 2.41 8.26 1 10.76 25.29 Gibson ................................................................................................ 12 11,024 1.65 1.50 10.20 96. 10 21.19 Knox .................................................................................................. 4 11,134 1.90 1.71 9.00 170. 90 38.06 Pike .................................................................................................... 10 11,701 1.39 1.19 5.50 1 07.60 25.18 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 21 11,223 1.92 1.71 9.24 140 .96 31.64 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 399 11,670 1.65 1.41 12.59 1 33.04 31.05

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 23 11,944 1.88 1.57 12.66 143 .36 34.25 Floyd .................................................................................................. 2 11,888 1.18 .99 13.00 118. 40 28.15 Henderson .......................................................................................... 2 11,700 2.98 2.55 8.30 102.90 2 4.08 Johnson .............................................................................................. 3 12,933 .75 .58 7.89 124.58 32 .22 Mccreary ............................................................................................ 5 11,210 3.28 2.93 9.10 143.60 32.20 Martin ................................................................................................ 6 12,155 .94 .78 8.47 148.82 3 6.18 Ohio ................................................................................................... 9 11,653 2.55 2.19 8.20 135 .00 31.46 Perry ................................................................................................... 55 11,726 1.06 .90 13.94 13 1.66 30.88 Pike .................................................................................................... 5 11,718 .81 .69 12.40 111. 40 26.11 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 289 11,620 1.72 1.48 12.69 132.59 30.81 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 201 11,935 3.21 2.69 11. 52 105.75 25.24

Belmont .............................................................................................. 190 11,951 3.22 2.69 11.58 104 .88 25.07 Vinton ................................................................................................ 8 11,543 2.86 2.48 9.80 122. 69 28.32 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 3 11,999 3.33 2.78 12.30 114.20 27.41 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 93 12,814 2.48 1.93 8.40 100. 11 25.66

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 13 11,097 2.03 1.83 9.72 129.72 28.79 Greene................................................................................................ 80 13,085 2.55 1.95 8.19 96. 16 25.16 West Virginia........................................................................................ 859 12,283 2.67 2.17 10.49 103. 49 25.42

Boone ................................................................................................. 12 12,063 .78 .65 13.32 132.8 6 32.05 Brooke ................................................................................................ 67 11,531 3.18 2.76 13.81 125 .60 28.97 Fayette ................................................................................................ 3 11,947 2.66 2.23 16.59 144 .55 34.54 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 44 12,208 1.00 .82 12.53 137.28 3 3.52 Logan ................................................................................................. 5 11,833 .91 .77 9.72 190.21 4 5.01 Marshall ............................................................................................. 578 12,218 2.90 2.37 10.43 92. 50 22.60 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 122 13,249 2.39 1.80 6.94 116.56 30.89 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 4 11,442 1.03 .90 16.60 176.3 0 40.34 Wayne ................................................................................................ 13 11,326 .63 .55 15.12 135.46 30.68 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 12 11,843 2.99 2.52 12.50 124.30 29.44 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Miami Fort

......................................... 2,806 12,130 1.46 1.20 11.82 122.54 29.73

Illinois ................................................................................................... 39 12,414 2.53 2.04 8. 58 140.63 34.92

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 31 12,472 2.72 2.18 9.03 134 .28 33.49 Saline ................................................................................................. 7 12,319 1.58 1.28 6.70 176 .20 43.41 White.................................................................................................. 1 11,596 2.76 2.38 7.40 112 .60 26.11 Indiana .................................................................................................. 84 11,028 1.57 1.43 8.74 132.37 29.20

Daviess............................................................................................... 2 11,461 1.28 1.12 6.90 133. 10 30.51 Gibson................................................................................................ 14 10,832 1.65 1.52 9.40 98. 80 21.40 Pike .................................................................................................... 12 11,458 1.50 1.31 7.38 1 22.31 28.03 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 46 10,977 1.69 1.54 9.07 145 .02 31.84 Vigo ................................................................................................... 5 11,022 .46 .42 7.03 133.70 29.47 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 5 10,918 1.75 1.60 9.40 132.90 29.02 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 665 11,836 1.15 .97 12.82 13 4.95 31.94

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 8 11,911 2.10 1.76 12.80 143. 60 34.21 Floyd .................................................................................................. 5 11,638 .88 .75 15.20 121.1 4 28.19 Johnson .............................................................................................. 41 12,988 .70 .54 7.93 122.86 3 1.91 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 10 11,207 1.36 1.21 15.20 178.6 9 40.05 Martin ................................................................................................ 52 11,745 1.52 1.30 11.76 128 .49 30.18 Ohio ................................................................................................... 2 11,798 1.95 1.65 10.70 141 .00 33.27 Perry ................................................................................................... 109 11,675 1.06 .91 14.20 1 27.89 29.86 Pike .................................................................................................... 24 11,897 .81 .68 13.08 165 .54 39.39 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 415 11,787 1.17 .99 12.99 136.14 32.09

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Miami Fort

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 18 11,511 2.72 2.36 13.6 2 111.02 25.56

Belmont .............................................................................................. 14 11,510 2.43 2.11 13.49 107. 20 24.68 Coshocton .......................................................................................... 4 11,513 3.76 3.27 14.10 124.90 2 8.76 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 112 12,980 2.32 1.79 8.17 97. 18 25.23

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 3 10,972 1.78 1.62 9.90 132.30 2 9.03 Greene................................................................................................ 109 13,042 2.33 1.79 8.12 96 .26 25.11 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,888 12,233 1.48 1.21 11.87 11 9.24 29.17

Boone ................................................................................................. 362 11,963 .71 .60 14.10 134. 85 32.27 Brooke ................................................................................................ 5 11,514 2.94 2.55 13.87 124. 70 28.72 Clay .................................................................................................... 7 9,981 1.90 1.90 20.30 128 .43 25.64 Fayette ................................................................................................ 5 11,873 1.90 1.60 15.05 143 .39 34.05 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 647 12,041 .75 .63 13.28 124.01 2 9.86 Logan ................................................................................................. 27 11,734 .89 .75 13.72 142.0 0 33.32 Marshall ............................................................................................. 408 12,271 2.84 2.31 10.33 91. 61 22.48 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 278 13,263 2.36 1.78 6.81 116.20 30.82 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 36 11,661 1.08 .92 16.16 173. 76 40.53 Wayne ................................................................................................ 73 11,314 .62 .55 15.00 135.02 30.55 Webster .............................................................................................. 40 13,324 2.18 1.64 6.70 117. 70 31.36 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Beckjord

............................................. 2,676 11,815 1.13 .96 12.92 128.97 30.48

Illinois ................................................................................................... 5 11,941 1.67 1.40 6.5 0 181.80 43.42

Saline ................................................................................................. 5 11,941 1.67 1.40 6.50 181 .80 43.42 Indiana .................................................................................................. 13 11,008 .96 .88 8.96 93. 64 20.62

Knox .................................................................................................. 9 10,875 .51 .47 8.30 73.00 15 .88 Pike .................................................................................................... 4 11,278 1.88 1.67 10.30 13 3.90 30.20 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,052 11,718 .98 .84 13.18 1 30.43 30.57

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 13 11,966 1.71 1.43 12.98 141 .70 33.91 Floyd .................................................................................................. 7 12,055 1.00 .83 12.77 111. 87 26.97 Johnson .............................................................................................. 7 12,636 .72 .57 8.48 121.98 30 .83 Knott .................................................................................................. 4 11,482 .68 .59 17.10 184.0 0 42.25 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 18 11,168 1.35 1.21 14.40 176.4 7 39.42 Martin ................................................................................................ 21 11,825 1.15 .97 10.85 118. 24 27.96 Perry ................................................................................................... 542 11,674 .98 .84 14.13 13 3.01 31.06 Pike .................................................................................................... 13 11,938 1.18 .99 11.75 11 9.86 28.62 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 1,426 11,730 .97 .83 12.87 129.09 30.29 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 22 12,276 3.53 2.88 9.9 7 106.54 26.16

Belmont.............................................................................................. 19 12,383 3.70 2.99 9.71 103. 65 25.67 Tuscarawas ........................................................................................ 2 11,385 2.18 1.91 13.70 131.80 30 .01 Vinton ................................................................................................ 2 12,070 3.14 2.60 8.40 113. 40 27.37 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 39 13,066 2.38 1.82 8.03 95.8 1 25.04

Greene................................................................................................ 39 13,066 2.38 1.82 8.03 95. 81 25.04 West Virginia........................................................................................ 544 12,089 1.49 1.24 12.60 127. 43 30.81

Boone ................................................................................................. 115 11,575 .75 .65 15.50 138. 91 32.16 Brooke ................................................................................................ 5 11,633 2.94 2.53 13.55 118. 34 27.53 Clay .................................................................................................... 3 9,353 1.89 2.02 24.12 132 .49 24.78 Fayette ................................................................................................ 9 11,996 1.39 1.16 13.79 142 .94 34.29 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 168 11,888 1.04 .87 14.57 134.49 31.98 Logan ................................................................................................. 44 11,694 .90 .77 12.47 149.2 2 34.90 Marshall ............................................................................................. 83 12,341 2.87 2.32 10.05 90.8 6 22.43 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 98 13,173 2.27 1.72 7.02 116.12 3 0.59 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 20 11,742 1.09 .92 15.30 171. 45 40.26 Wayne ................................................................................................ * 11,037 .64 .58 16.00 136.90 3 0.22
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Zimmer

............................................... 3,753 12,108 3.49 2.88 9.81 108.05 26.16

Indiana .................................................................................................. 12 10,887 1.84 1.69 9.41 101.81 22.17

Gibson................................................................................................ 8 10,756 1.75 1.63 9.58 100. 28 21.57 Pike .................................................................................................... 3 11,207 2.07 1.85 9.00 10 5.40 23.62 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 175 11,715 1.84 1.57 12.87 1 27.74 29.93

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 2 11,591 2.54 2.19 12.70 144. 40 33.47 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 3 11,240 1.37 1.22 15.40 178.70 40.17 Martin ................................................................................................ 3 12,049 1.32 1.10 10.40 113. 50 27.35 Perry ................................................................................................... 43 11,584 .97 .84 14.34 123 .85 28.69 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 124 11,766 2.15 1.83 12.37 127.93 30.10

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Zimmer

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 3,154 12,077 3.71 3.07 9.67 107.58 25.98

Belmont.............................................................................................. 2,127 12,356 3.91 3.16 9.60 1 00.80 24.91 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 47 11,969 3.33 2.78 12.31 120 .22 28.78 Tuscarawas ........................................................................................ 2 11,301 1.93 1.71 13.00 135.30 30 .58 Vinton ................................................................................................ 979 11,478 3.31 2.89 9.68 12 2.74 28.18 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 77 13,012 2.30 1.77 7.86 99.1 7 25.81

Greene................................................................................................ 74 13,011 2.33 1.79 7.88 97. 60 25.40 Washington ........................................................................................ 3 13,018 1.44 1.11 7.40 136.40 35 .51 West Virginia........................................................................................ 334 12,436 2.59 2.09 10.00 104. 97 26.11

Boone ................................................................................................. 7 11,828 .66 .56 14.40 146.02 34.54 Brooke ................................................................................................ 16 11,342 2.89 2.55 14.10 124 .86 28.32 Clay .................................................................................................... 3 11,172 1.21 1.08 18.90 10 6.40 23.77 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 20 12,189 1.42 1.16 13.91 127.14 30.99 Marshall ............................................................................................. 181 12,256 2.89 2.36 10.30 91. 03 22.31 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 99 13,149 2.57 1.95 6.82 114.93 3 0.22 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 7 11,733 .91 .77 16.76 170.48 40.00 Wayne ................................................................................................ 1 11,037 .64 .58 16.00 136.80 3 0.20 Colorado Springs City of Drake

.......................................................... 987 10,521 .46 .44 8.10 89.40 18.81

Colorado ................................................................................................ 727 11,258 .49 .44 9.05 95. 40 21.48

Moffat ................................................................................................ 13 10,489 .37 .35 5.21 127.20 26.68 Routt .................................................................................................. 714 11,272 .50 .44 9.12 94.8 6 21.38 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 260 8,458 .37 .43 5.44 67.05 11 .34

Campbell ............................................................................................ 260 8,458 .37 .43 5.44 67.05 11. 34 Colorado Springs City of Nixon

.......................................................... 970 9,163 .27 .29 5.29 77.65 14.23

Colorado ................................................................................................ 132 11,280 .49 .43 8.69 99. 19 22.38

Routt .................................................................................................. 132 11,280 .49 .43 8.69 99.1 9 22.38 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 839 8,831 .23 .27 4.76 73.33 12 .95

Campbell ............................................................................................ 839 8,831 .23 .27 4.76 73.33 12. 95 Columbia City of Columbia

................................................................. 30 13,408 1.10 .82 6.13 206.58 55.40

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 30 13,408 1.10 .82 6.13 206. 58 55.40

Bell ..................................................................................................... 30 13,408 1.10 .82 6.13 20 6.58 55.40 Columbus Southern Power Co Picway

............................................... 196 11,532 2.71 2.35 8.74 111.97 25.83

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 196 11,532 2.71 2.35 8. 74 111.97 25.83

Coshocton .......................................................................................... 3 12,126 2.47 2.04 10.10 149.50 3 6.26 Jackson............................................................................................... 178 11,566 2.72 2.35 8.42 11 1.87 25.88 Perry ................................................................................................... 16 11,055 2.57 2.33 12.12 1 06.13 23.47
Columbus Southern Power Co Conesville

.......................................... 3,849 11,681 2.38 2.04 9.59 130.40 30.47

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 3,849 11,681 2.38 2.04 9.59 130.40 30.47

Belmont .............................................................................................. 48 11,217 3.15 2.80 15.14 97.4 7 21.87 Coshocton .......................................................................................... 2,630 11,692 2.14 1.83 8.82 137 .09 32.06 Harrison ............................................................................................. 520 12,379 2.18 1.76 8.74 117 .88 29.19 Muskingum ........................................................................................ 181 11,244 2.83 2.52 13.63 110.44 2 4.83 Perry ................................................................................................... 132 11,552 3.86 3.34 12.77 106.58 24.62 Tuscarawas ........................................................................................ 338 10,872 3.62 3.33 12.74 122.08 26.55 Consumers Power Co Campbell

.......................................................... 4,030 10,359 .47 .46 7.66 140.22 29.05

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 577 12,939 .71 .55 7.98 184. 97 47.86

Floyd .................................................................................................. 548 12,933 .71 .55 7.98 181. 31 46.90 Letcher ............................................................................................... 20 13,109 .72 .55 8.05 257.40 67.48 Perry ................................................................................................... 9 12,884 .96 .75 8.10 243.6 0 62.77 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,162 12,175 .76 .62 12.21 167. 22 40.72

Boone ................................................................................................. 1,052 12,136 .75 .62 12.27 16 6.66 40.45 Logan ................................................................................................. 11 12,515 .69 .55 9.90 260.40 65.18 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 99 12,558 .82 .65 11.77 163.12 40.97 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,291 8,788 .27 .31 5.28 104.6 7 18.40

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,278 8,788 .27 .31 5.28 104.72 18.41 Converse ............................................................................................ 13 8,824 .33 .37 5.20 95.60 16.8 7
Consumers Power Co Cobb

................................................................. 1,055 9,382 .54 .58 6.89 125.82 23.61

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Consumers Power Co Cobb

Montana ................................................................................................ 877 9,039 0.51 0.56 6.59 11 6.29 21.02

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 877 9,039 .51 .56 6.59 116.29 21. 02 West Virginia........................................................................................ 109 12,515 1.00 .80 10.40 186.3 1 46.63

Boone ................................................................................................. 22 12,152 .86 .71 12.62 173.4 3 42.15 Mingo ................................................................................................. 26 12,953 .98 .76 7.40 267.10 69.19 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 61 12,461 1.06 .85 10.87 154.8 9 38.60 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 69 8,779 .26 .30 5.18 113.90 20 .00

Campbell ............................................................................................ 69 8,779 .26 .30 5.18 113.90 20. 00 Consumers Power Co Karn

................................................................. 1,222 8,808 .26 .29 4.96 108.19 19.06

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,222 8,808 .26 .29 4.96 108.1 9 19.06

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,209 8,809 .26 .30 4.97 108.21 19.06 Converse ............................................................................................ 13 8,670 .18 .21 4.30 106.90 18. 54 Consumers Power Co Weadock

........................................................... 1,722 10,627 .57 .54 8.58 140.49 29.86

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 9 12,650 .76 .60 10.30 240.5 0 60.85

Perry ................................................................................................... 9 12,650 .76 .60 10.30 240. 50 60.85 Montana ................................................................................................ 236 9,034 .51 .56 6.68 122.0 8 22.06

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 236 9,034 .51 .56 6.68 122.08 22. 06 West Virginia........................................................................................ 865 12,306 .82 .67 11.73 159.59 39.28

Boone ................................................................................................. 539 12,117 .83 .69 12.16 156. 94 38.03 Mingo ................................................................................................. 27 13,112 .97 .74 7.20 260.70 68.37 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 299 12,575 .80 .64 11.37 154.7 5 38.92 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 611 8,836 .23 .26 4.82 107.90 1 9.07

Campbell ............................................................................................ 611 8,836 .23 .26 4.82 107.90 19 .07 Consumers Power Co Whiting

............................................................. 988 9,994 .49 .49 7.75 132.09 26.40

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 40 12,832 .80 .62 8.85 196.2 6 50.37

Floyd .................................................................................................. 30 12,801 .80 .62 9.18 185.4 4 47.48 Perry ................................................................................................... 10 12,928 .79 .61 7.80 230. 10 59.49 West Virginia........................................................................................ 320 12,123 .84 .69 12.12 149.45 36.24

Boone ................................................................................................. 310 12,108 .83 .69 12.16 149. 42 36.18 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 10 12,597 .91 .72 11.10 150.40 37.89 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 627 8,725 .29 .33 5.44 113.76 1 9.85

Campbell ............................................................................................ 615 8,725 .29 .33 5.44 113.79 19 .86 Converse ............................................................................................ 12 8,766 .33 .38 5.60 112.20 19. 67 Coop Power Assn Coal Creek

.............................................................. 7,670 6,198 .61 .98 11.27 75.17 9.32

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 7,670 6,198 .61 .98 11.27 75.17 9 .32

Mclean ............................................................................................... 7,670 6,198 .61 .98 11.27 75.1 7 9.32 Dairyland Power Coop Alma-Madgett

............................................... 1,691 9,248 .35 .38 4.59 109.70 20.29

Illinois ................................................................................................... 110 12,056 1.50 1.25 6 .30 129.82 31.30

Franklin.............................................................................................. 5 11,994 1.44 1.20 6.30 188. 50 45.22 Jefferson............................................................................................. 105 12,059 1.51 1.25 6.30 12 7.22 30.68 Indiana .................................................................................................. 45 11,697 1.48 1.26 5.05 181.98 42.57

Pike .................................................................................................... 45 11,697 1.48 1.26 5.05 1 81.98 42.57 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 14 11,851 1.64 1.39 12.20 17 3.05 41.02

Webster .............................................................................................. 14 11,851 1.64 1.39 12.20 173. 05 41.02 Utah ....................................................................................................... 30 12,828 1.17 .91 6.95 176.99 45.41

Carbon ................................................................................................ 30 12,828 1.17 .91 6.95 176.9 9 45.41 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,492 8,871 .20 .22 4.33 102.0 6 18.11

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,492 8,871 .20 .22 4.33 102.06 18.11 Dairyland Power Coop Genoa No.3

.................................................... 835 11,074 .97 .87 5.60 143.24 31.72

Illinois ................................................................................................... 374 11,981 1.45 1.21 6 .37 134.49 32.23

Franklin.............................................................................................. 57 12,074 1.40 1.16 6.36 183 .82 44.39 Jefferson............................................................................................. 317 11,965 1.45 1.22 6.37 12 5.56 30.05 Indiana .................................................................................................. 100 11,634 1.19 1.02 4.7 1 180.41 41.98

Pike .................................................................................................... 100 11,634 1.19 1.02 4.71 180.41 41.98 Utah ....................................................................................................... 101 12,685 .95 .75 7.09 182.20 46.22

Carbon ................................................................................................ 101 12,685 .95 .75 7.09 182.2 0 46.22 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 259 8,921 .20 .22 4.27 119.92 2 1.40

Campbell ............................................................................................ 259 8,921 .20 .22 4.27 119.92 21 .40 Dayton Power & Light Co Stuart

....................................................... 5,724 11,504 .88 .77 14.60 124.44 28.63

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Dayton Power & Light Co Stuart

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,742 11,311 0.88 0.77 15.3 6 108.11 24.46

Floyd .................................................................................................. 16 12,171 .81 .67 11.80 224. 50 54.65 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 153 11,075 .83 .75 15.18 119.17 26.40 Martin ................................................................................................ 1,513 11,331 .86 .76 15.42 10 3.61 23.48 Morgan ............................................................................................... 61 11,193 1.33 1.19 15.15 160. 87 36.01 West Virginia........................................................................................ 3,982 11,588 .89 .76 14.28 131. 41 30.46

Boone ................................................................................................. 964 11,742 .84 .72 15.40 106. 41 24.99 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 56 12,030 1.28 1.06 12.52 170.19 40.95 Logan ................................................................................................. 25 11,124 .90 .81 14.56 184.7 7 41.11 Mingo ................................................................................................. 1,373 11,520 .94 .81 13.56 15 3.27 35.31 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 499 11,791 .88 .75 12.61 139.0 7 32.79 Wayne ................................................................................................ 992 11,417 .84 .74 15.02 114.1 5 26.07 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 73 11,612 .85 .73 15.33 186.64 43. 35 Dayton Power & Light Co Hutchings

................................................. 471 12,377 .81 .65 11.34 178.08 44.08

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 38 12,607 .80 .64 9.04 223.7 5 56.42

Boyd ................................................................................................... 10 12,034 .81 .67 11.60 214. 00 51.51 Perry ................................................................................................... 28 12,810 .80 .63 8.14 227. 00 58.16 West Virginia........................................................................................ 433 12,357 .81 .65 11.55 174.02 43.01

Mingo ................................................................................................. 172 12,322 .83 .68 11.74 196. 83 48.50 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 252 12,376 .79 .64 11.49 156.4 4 38.72 Wayne ................................................................................................ 9 12,502 .86 .69 9.20 232.00 58 .01 Dayton Power & Light Co Killen

........................................................ 1,681 11,736 .65 .55 14.04 131.90 30.96

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 296 11,728 .63 .54 14.39 125 .10 29.34

Knott .................................................................................................. 49 12,447 .67 .54 10.04 177. 75 44.25 Martin ................................................................................................ 49 11,566 .64 .56 13.51 117.8 9 27.27 Pike .................................................................................................... 198 11,591 .62 .53 15.69 11 2.93 26.18 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,384 11,737 .65 .56 13.97 133. 36 31.30

Boone ................................................................................................. 99 11,701 .66 .56 12.75 174.4 3 40.82 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 5 12,466 .63 .51 11.20 191.60 47. 77 Logan ................................................................................................. 587 11,904 .65 .55 13.76 120. 14 28.60 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 41 11,691 .62 .53 14.34 173.93 40.67 Wayne ................................................................................................ 560 11,518 .65 .57 14.69 128.6 5 29.64 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 92 12,024 .67 .56 12.20 180.00 43.29 Delmarva Power & Light Co Edgemoor

............................................ 24 12,572 .67 .53 11.56 216.91 54.54

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 10 12,473 .65 .52 10.23 248. 18 61.91

Pike .................................................................................................... 10 12,473 .65 .52 10.23 248 .18 61.91 West Virginia........................................................................................ 14 12,642 .69 .55 12.50 195.00 4 9.30

Wyoming ........................................................................................... 14 12,642 .69 .55 12.50 195.00 49. 30 Deseret Generation & Tran Coop Bonanza

....................................... 2,028 9,929 .40 .40 10.15 156.72 31.12

Colorado ................................................................................................ 2,028 9,929 .40 .40 10.15 1 56.72 31.12

Rio Blanco......................................................................................... 2,028 9,929 .40 .40 10.15 156.72 3 1.12
Detroit Edison Co Belle River

............................................................. 3,348 9,510 .35 .37 4.22 133.67 25.43

Montana ................................................................................................ 3,348 9,510 .35 .37 4.22 133 .67 25.43

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 3,348 9,510 .35 .37 4.22 133.67 2 5.43
Detroit Edison Co Harbor Beach

........................................................ 101 13,085 .97 .74 7.21 135.77 35.53

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 101 13,085 .97 .74 7.21 135. 74 35.52

Pike .................................................................................................... 101 13,085 .97 .74 7.21 135 .74 35.52 West Virginia........................................................................................ * 13,034 .92 .71 6.60 161.60 42. 13

Mingo ................................................................................................. * 13,034 .92 .71 6.60 161.60 4 2.13 Detroit Edison Co Marysville

............................................................... 32 13,082 .94 .72 7.08 141.06 36.91

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 27 13,094 .95 .73 7.18 138.0 5 36.15

Pike .................................................................................................... 27 13,094 .95 .73 7.18 138. 05 36.15 West Virginia........................................................................................ 5 13,016 .88 .68 6.52 157.44 40. 99

Mingo ................................................................................................. 5 13,016 .88 .68 6.52 157.44 4 0.99
Detroit Edison Co Monroe

................................................................... 8,796 10,463 .64 .61 6.30 118.06 24.71

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Detroit Edison Co Monroe

Kentucky............................................................................................... 2,028 12,782 1.06 0.83 8.3 1 140.49 35.92

Boyd................................................................................................... 21 12,876 1.48 1.15 8.00 13 1.40 33.84 Harlan ................................................................................................ 52 12,714 1.04 .82 8.30 176.0 7 44.77 Knott .................................................................................................. 46 12,974 1.41 1.09 7.73 11 7.06 30.37 Letcher ............................................................................................... 194 13,204 1.46 1.11 7.18 17 3.63 45.85 Martin ................................................................................................ 410 12,712 .86 .68 8.69 132.9 2 33.79 Perry ................................................................................................... 522 12,709 .91 .72 8.14 135 .44 34.43 Pike .................................................................................................... 783 12,754 1.13 .89 8.55 13 8.59 35.35 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1,052 13,103 1.52 1.16 6.92 1 19.33 31.27

Greene................................................................................................ 1,024 13,095 1.53 1.17 6.94 119.46 31.29 Washington ........................................................................................ 28 13,399 1.37 1.02 6.20 114.90 3 0.79 Virginia ................................................................................................. 76 12,783 .81 .63 8.66 161 .80 41.37

Lee ..................................................................................................... 70 12,803 .82 .64 8.59 156. 13 39.98 Wise ................................................................................................... 6 12,547 .67 .53 9.50 229.30 57.54 West Virginia........................................................................................ 435 12,807 .95 .74 8.59 141.87 3 6.34

Boone ................................................................................................. 362 12,757 .95 .74 8.92 140.4 1 35.82 Mingo ................................................................................................. 60 13,099 .97 .74 6.10 154.89 40.58 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 13 12,858 .99 .77 11.00 121.0 0 31.12 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 5,205 8,797 .26 .30 5.16 101.1 5 17.79

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,752 8,793 .27 .30 5.16 101.48 17.85 Converse ............................................................................................ 453 8,836 .23 .26 5.12 97.65 17. 26 Detroit Edison Co River Rouge

........................................................... 1,174 10,759 .55 .51 6.65 126.38 27.20

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 417 12,853 .84 .65 7.65 142. 35 36.59

Martin ................................................................................................ 22 12,722 .74 .58 9.26 193.21 49.16 Perry ................................................................................................... 355 12,884 .85 .66 7.43 138 .27 35.63 Pike .................................................................................................... 40 12,648 .84 .66 8.74 151. 12 38.23 Virginia ................................................................................................. 20 13,186 .86 .65 6.70 128 .10 33.78

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 20 13,186 .86 .65 6.70 128.10 33. 78 West Virginia........................................................................................ 137 12,646 .79 .63 9.39 155.66 3 9.37

Boone ................................................................................................. 48 12,721 .80 .63 8.99 152.12 38.70 Logan ................................................................................................. 61 12,438 .72 .58 10.53 170.8 8 42.51 Mingo ................................................................................................. 28 12,972 .92 .71 7.60 129.80 33.68 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 600 8,792 .28 .32 5.33 100.46 1 7.67

Campbell ............................................................................................ 559 8,788 .28 .32 5.33 100.26 17 .62 Converse ............................................................................................ 41 8,854 .25 .29 5.26 103.15 18. 27
Detroit Edison Co St Clair

................................................................... 4,663 9,991 .64 .64 4.63 125.88 25.15

Kentucky............................................................................................... 45 12,927 1.58 1.22 8.28 15 5.80 40.28

Letcher ............................................................................................... 23 12,712 2.30 1.81 9.56 175 .94 44.73 Pike .................................................................................................... 22 13,151 .83 .63 6.95 135. 44 35.62 Montana ................................................................................................ 3,967 9,494 .35 .37 4.18 128 .39 24.38

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 3,967 9,494 .35 .37 4.18 128.39 2 4.38 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 47 13,132 2.15 1.63 7.86 109. 60 28.79

Greene................................................................................................ 47 13,132 2.15 1.63 7.86 109 .60 28.79 West Virginia........................................................................................ 547 13,211 2.58 1.95 7.31 113. 95 30.11

Harrison ............................................................................................. 198 13,100 3.07 2.34 7.54 113 .77 29.81 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 349 13,275 2.31 1.74 7.18 114.04 30.28 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 57 8,796 .20 .23 4.40 94.20 16. 57

Campbell ............................................................................................ 57 8,796 .20 .23 4.40 94.20 16.5 7
Detroit Edison Co Trenton Channel

................................................... 2,071 10,493 .70 .67 5.43 113.13 23.74

Kentucky............................................................................................... 84 12,829 1.44 1.12 8.06 14 2.85 36.65

Letcher ............................................................................................... 23 13,273 1.58 1.19 6.63 175 .78 46.66 Pike .................................................................................................... 61 12,662 1.39 1.10 8.60 1 29.83 32.88 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 736 12,915 1.45 1.12 6.76 119 .76 30.93

Greene................................................................................................ 658 12,876 1.46 1.13 6.78 11 9.78 30.84 Washington ........................................................................................ 78 13,249 1.39 1.05 6.60 119.60 3 1.69 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,251 8,911 .21 .24 4.46 104.6 1 18.64

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,173 8,916 .21 .23 4.41 104.78 18.68 Converse ............................................................................................ 78 8,830 .22 .25 5.27 102.03 18. 02
Duke Power Co Allen

............................................................................ 2,173 12,123 .89 .73 12.04 163.68 39.69

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Duke Power Co Allen

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 811 12,127 1.04 0.86 12.50 1 63.39 39.63

Johnson .............................................................................................. 65 12,008 1.14 .95 10.89 167.5 2 40.23 Martin ................................................................................................ 159 12,081 1.04 .86 11.25 143 .08 34.57 Pike .................................................................................................... 587 12,153 1.03 .85 13.02 1 68.40 40.93 Virginia ................................................................................................. 223 12,412 1.03 .83 12.30 188.71 46.85

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 81 12,774 .99 .77 10.30 196.04 50 .08 Wise ................................................................................................... 142 12,205 1.06 .87 13.45 18 4.34 45.00 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,064 12,105 .75 .62 12.00 152. 27 36.86

Mingo ................................................................................................. 977 12,108 .74 .61 11.96 151. 88 36.78 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 47 11,807 .78 .66 14.90 145.40 34.34 Wayne ................................................................................................ 40 12,373 .88 .72 9.47 169.24 4 1.88 Imported ................................................................................................ 75 11,491 .76 .66 6.79 257. 29 59.13

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 75 11,491 .76 .66 6.79 257.29 59.13 Duke Power Co Belews Creek

............................................................. 5,427 12,259 .86 .70 12.23 151.22 37.08

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,924 12,241 .99 .81 11.40 1 51.85 37.18

Johnson .............................................................................................. 169 12,024 1.11 .92 10.69 171. 42 41.22 Martin ................................................................................................ 1,284 12,222 .98 .80 11.42 14 1.05 34.48 Pike .................................................................................................... 471 12,370 .96 .77 11.59 17 4.14 43.08 Virginia ................................................................................................. 214 12,617 .93 .74 11.27 1 72.95 43.64

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 109 12,847 .96 .75 10.97 190.51 4 8.95 Tazewell ............................................................................................. 77 12,195 .84 .69 12.09 141.00 34.39 Wise ................................................................................................... 28 12,881 1.04 .81 10.22 187 .95 48.42 West Virginia........................................................................................ 3,289 12,246 .78 .64 12.77 149. 40 36.59

Mercer ................................................................................................ 312 12,596 .85 .68 12.08 194. 35 48.96 Mingo ................................................................................................. 1,068 12,326 .78 .64 11.47 15 2.88 37.69 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 1,894 12,135 .77 .63 13.65 139 .07 33.75 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 15 13,248 .89 .67 8.80 224.10 59.3 8 Duke Power Co Buck

............................................................................ 724 11,709 .70 .60 16.24 154.92 36.28

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 10 11,986 .99 .83 13.00 154. 80 37.11

Pike .................................................................................................... 10 11,986 .99 .83 13.00 154 .80 37.11 Virginia ................................................................................................. 120 12,593 .90 .71 11.49 2 04.76 51.57

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 63 12,784 .93 .73 10.63 202.17 51 .69 Wise ................................................................................................... 57 12,382 .87 .70 12.43 207. 71 51.44 West Virginia........................................................................................ 594 11,526 .66 .57 17.25 143.92 33.18

Mcdowell ........................................................................................... 36 12,461 .83 .67 12.70 191.72 47 .78 Mingo ................................................................................................. 546 11,434 .65 .57 17.71 139. 37 31.87 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 12 12,908 .47 .36 10.00 188.90 48. 77 Duke Power Co Cliffside

...................................................................... 1,684 12,503 .97 .78 9.41 157.85 39.47

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,566 12,536 .99 .79 9.18 15 7.54 39.50

Floyd .................................................................................................. 223 12,545 1.08 .86 10.09 17 6.03 44.17 Harlan ................................................................................................ 324 12,820 1.02 .80 7.01 166. 25 42.63 Knox .................................................................................................. 113 12,658 1.14 .90 8.97 220. 20 55.75 Perry ................................................................................................... 384 12,479 .85 .68 9.37 135 .00 33.69 Pike .................................................................................................... 512 12,370 .99 .80 10.06 14 7.02 36.37 Whitley .............................................................................................. 10 12,506 .86 .69 8.60 134.60 3 3.67 Virginia ................................................................................................. 10 12,626 .89 .70 9.60 188 .80 47.68

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 10 12,626 .89 .70 9.60 188.80 47. 68 West Virginia........................................................................................ 108 12,003 .78 .65 12.81 159.43 38.27

Boone ................................................................................................. 27 11,643 .84 .72 14.37 215.0 7 50.08 Logan ................................................................................................. 81 12,123 .75 .62 12.28 141.6 2 34.34 Duke Power Co Dan River

................................................................... 208 12,818 .65 .50 9.63 161.09 41.30

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 37 12,417 .80 .65 10.81 168. 05 41.73

Pike .................................................................................................... 37 12,417 .80 .65 10.81 168 .05 41.73 West Virginia........................................................................................ 171 12,905 .61 .47 9.37 159.64 4 1.20

Mingo ................................................................................................. 109 12,819 .69 .54 9.78 148.2 0 37.99 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 62 13,056 .47 .36 8.66 179.40 46.8 5 Duke Power Co Lee

............................................................................... 572 12,134 .89 .73 12.39 180.34 43.77

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 365 12,223 .96 .79 11.56 183 .95 44.97

Floyd .................................................................................................. 71 12,402 1.00 .81 11.64 204 .97 50.84 Harlan ................................................................................................ 36 12,311 1.04 .84 11.00 207. 61 51.12 Knott .................................................................................................. 99 12,047 .97 .80 12.25 185. 39 44.67

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Duke Power Co Lee

Kentucky

Knox .................................................................................................. 27 12,819 1.09 0.85 8.57 218 .10 55.92 Perry ................................................................................................... 71 12,184 .89 .73 10.92 156 .97 38.25 Pike .................................................................................................... 61 12,029 .91 .75 12.77 157 .82 37.97 Virginia ................................................................................................. 42 12,297 .84 .68 13.94 20 2.15 49.72

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 2 13,657 1.11 .81 7.60 188.20 51. 40 Dickenson .......................................................................................... 40 12,229 .82 .67 14.26 202.93 49 .63 West Virginia........................................................................................ 165 11,898 .74 .63 13.82 166.38 39.59

Boone ................................................................................................. 53 12,093 .72 .60 12.26 181.3 9 43.87 Logan ................................................................................................. 95 11,908 .69 .58 13.32 160.8 4 38.31 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 17 11,233 1.12 1.00 21.50 148 .77 33.42 Duke Power Co Marshall

..................................................................... 5,428 12,295 .86 .70 11.18 157.26 38.67

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,285 12,289 .99 .80 10.86 1 63.47 40.18

Floyd .................................................................................................. 360 12,413 1.01 .81 10.94 18 7.74 46.61 Harlan ................................................................................................ 115 12,761 1.06 .83 7.52 167. 20 42.67 Johnson .............................................................................................. 427 11,963 1.14 .95 10.84 165. 42 39.58 Knott .................................................................................................. 96 12,059 1.13 .93 11.41 181 .78 43.84 Knox .................................................................................................. 75 12,664 1.18 .93 9.40 212.5 9 53.84 Letcher ............................................................................................... 21 12,574 .74 .59 7.84 201.32 50.63 Martin ................................................................................................ 11 12,940 .75 .58 7.90 212.20 54.92 Perry ................................................................................................... 467 12,153 .85 .70 11.26 13 0.95 31.83 Pike .................................................................................................... 684 12,410 .93 .75 11.45 16 2.10 40.23 Whitley .............................................................................................. 29 12,402 .97 .78 8.03 129.06 3 2.01 Virginia ................................................................................................. 313 12,383 .96 .77 10.65 1 67.98 41.60

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 50 12,877 .96 .74 10.19 197.30 50 .81 Lee ..................................................................................................... 221 12,208 .93 .76 10.65 15 9.02 38.83 Tazewell ............................................................................................. 11 12,417 .59 .48 13.40 135.30 33.60 Wise ................................................................................................... 31 12,827 1.27 .99 10.37 192 .50 49.38 West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,793 12,300 .75 .61 11.57 149. 61 36.80

Boone ................................................................................................. 277 11,998 .79 .66 12.91 176. 09 42.25 Clay .................................................................................................... 20 12,241 .79 .65 11.85 199 .10 48.74 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 83 12,325 .89 .72 11.10 130.48 32 .16 Logan ................................................................................................. 280 12,144 .76 .62 12.04 140. 68 34.17 Mcdowell ........................................................................................... 13 12,417 .79 .64 11.66 189.40 47 .04 Mingo ................................................................................................. 1,874 12,357 .73 .59 11.47 14 7.32 36.41 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 151 12,408 .78 .63 10.95 143.0 2 35.49 Wayne ................................................................................................ 95 12,312 .83 .67 9.50 157.29 3 8.73 Imported ................................................................................................ 37 11,561 .84 .73 6.50 266. 00 61.50

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 37 11,561 .84 .73 6.50 266.00 61.50 Duke Power Co Riverbend

................................................................... 1,179 12,109 .97 .80 12.35 162.91 39.45

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 563 12,242 1.03 .84 11.05 18 0.48 44.19

Bell ..................................................................................................... 9 11,746 .98 .83 14.60 186 .60 43.84 Floyd .................................................................................................. 17 12,590 1.09 .86 10.42 188 .02 47.34 Harlan ................................................................................................ 67 12,996 1.06 .81 6.57 174.2 0 45.28 Knott .................................................................................................. 195 12,116 1.17 .97 10.89 20 2.76 49.13 Knox .................................................................................................. 28 12,669 1.13 .89 9.21 217.6 1 55.14 Perry ................................................................................................... 138 12,127 .88 .72 11.87 16 9.30 41.06 Pike .................................................................................................... 109 12,025 .92 .77 13.31 14 6.97 35.35 Virginia ................................................................................................. 329 12,405 .95 .77 10.20 1 39.27 34.55

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 19 12,610 1.21 .96 13.07 170.50 4 3.00 Lee ..................................................................................................... 310 12,392 .94 .76 10.02 13 7.32 34.03 West Virginia........................................................................................ 287 11,512 .88 .77 17.38 155.48 35.80

Boone ................................................................................................. 62 12,210 .86 .70 12.65 172.6 4 42.16 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 75 10,552 .70 .66 22.95 144.02 30 .39 Logan ................................................................................................. 50 12,057 .87 .72 13.16 176.1 9 42.48 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 100 11,526 1.04 .90 18.25 141 .24 32.56 East Kentucky Power Coop Inc Cooper

............................................. 931 12,328 1.34 1.08 10.32 131.34 32.38

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 931 12,328 1.34 1.08 10.32 1 31.34 32.38

Bell..................................................................................................... 52 12,758 1.68 1.31 9.49 126.92 32.38 Breathitt ............................................................................................. 50 12,455 1.19 .95 9.07 149.4 4 37.23 Leslie.................................................................................................. 5 12,798 1.62 1.27 8.98 11 7.65 30.11 Perry ................................................................................................... 117 12,553 1.03 .82 10.07 1 29.33 32.47 Pulaski ................................................................................................ 695 12,249 1.37 1.12 10.54 1 30.85 32.06 Whitley .............................................................................................. 12 12,116 1.33 1.10 9.93 128. 79 31.21

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
East Kentucky Power Coop Inc Dale

................................................. 564 12,270 0.80 0.65 9.98 129.17 31.70

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 564 12,270 .80 .65 9.98 129. 17 31.70

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 30 12,321 .71 .58 8.83 119.40 29.42 Floyd .................................................................................................. 6 12,604 .78 .62 9.07 135.40 34.13 Knott .................................................................................................. 4 12,423 .85 .68 11.05 120.8 0 30.01 Laurel ................................................................................................. 1 11,033 .66 .60 16.10 107.7 0 23.77 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 112 12,101 .97 .80 9.38 145.71 3 5.26 Perry ................................................................................................... 411 12,310 .76 .62 10.22 12 5.48 30.89 East Kentucky Power Coop Inc Spurlock

.......................................... 2,565 11,982 .83 .69 12.32 136.42 32.69

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,416 11,933 .91 .76 12.00 1 42.21 33.94

Boyd ................................................................................................... 345 12,239 .85 .70 11.45 156 .11 38.21 Breathitt ............................................................................................. 119 11,892 1.48 1.25 12.06 17 3.99 41.38 Carter ................................................................................................. 62 12,048 .67 .56 12.66 122. 51 29.52 Floyd .................................................................................................. 388 11,628 .90 .78 12.49 123 .16 28.64 Greenup .............................................................................................. 8 12,304 .84 .68 13.10 106.60 2 6.23 Knott .................................................................................................. 189 11,927 .82 .69 11.36 176 .83 42.18 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 172 11,891 .87 .73 12.33 130.32 30.99 Perry ................................................................................................... 105 11,928 .88 .74 12.92 10 1.23 24.15 Pike .................................................................................................... 28 12,532 .94 .75 8.80 136. 61 34.24 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,149 12,042 .72 .60 12.71 129. 34 31.15

Boone ................................................................................................. 203 12,093 .67 .55 12.85 151. 38 36.61 Clay .................................................................................................... 113 12,098 1.07 .89 13.52 1 36.78 33.09 Fayette ................................................................................................ 3 11,707 .94 .80 15.00 129.6 0 30.34 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 336 12,093 .70 .58 12.50 125.61 3 0.38 Logan ................................................................................................. 450 11,986 .66 .55 12.65 120. 84 28.97 Mingo ................................................................................................. 2 12,083 .71 .59 10.30 123.00 29.72 Wayne ................................................................................................ 42 11,862 .69 .58 12.06 123.16 29.22 Electric Energy Inc Joppa

.................................................................... 5,113 8,840 .23 .26 4.75 86.90 15.36

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 5,113 8,840 .23 .26 4.75 86.90 15.36

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,173 8,836 .24 .27 4.40 87.55 1 5.47 Converse ............................................................................................ 1,940 8,845 .22 .25 5.33 85.83 1 5.18 Empire District Electric Co Riverton

................................................. 150 9,301 .53 .57 4.71 120.31 22.38

Oklahoma .............................................................................................. 17 12,586 3.08 2.45 10.32 111 .44 28.05

Craig .................................................................................................. 17 12,586 3.08 2.45 10.32 11 1.44 28.05 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 132 8,868 .20 .22 3.98 121.96 2 1.63

Campbell ............................................................................................ 132 8,868 .20 .22 3.98 121.96 21 .63 Empire District Electric Co Asbury

.................................................... 391 9,567 .25 .26 4.90 112.97 21.61

Utah ....................................................................................................... 74 12,523 .44 .35 7.48 1 39.10 34.84

Emery ................................................................................................. 74 12,523 .44 .35 7.48 139.10 34.84 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 317 8,873 .20 .23 4.30 104.31 1 8.51

Campbell ............................................................................................ 317 8,873 .20 .23 4.30 104.31 18 .51 Florida Power Corp Crystal River

...................................................... 3,037 12,667 .91 .72 9.18 198.12 50.19

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,791 12,686 .92 .72 8.94 19 3.05 48.98

Clay .................................................................................................... 49 12,143 .82 .68 10.58 268 .54 65.22 Knott .................................................................................................. 566 12,764 .88 .69 8.18 200. 91 51.29 Letcher ............................................................................................... 602 12,891 1.05 .82 7.96 183. 98 47.43 Perry ................................................................................................... 282 12,167 .92 .76 11.74 19 3.88 47.18 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,293 12,691 .87 .69 9.04 1 90.98 48.47 West Virginia........................................................................................ 245 12,444 .83 .67 11.94 256.96 63.95

Boone ................................................................................................. 66 12,816 .71 .56 9.38 252.84 64.81 Logan ................................................................................................. 71 12,340 .67 .54 11.88 250.0 7 61.72 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 108 12,284 1.00 .82 13.56 264.12 6 4.89 Florida Power Corp IMT Transfer 2

................................................... 2,402 12,242 .68 .55 10.76 202.69 49.63

Colorado ................................................................................................ 20 12,159 .38 .31 5.21 188. 74 45.90

Delta ................................................................................................... 20 12,159 .38 .31 5.21 188. 74 45.90 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 51 12,375 .67 .54 9.28 192.8 2 47.72

Martin ................................................................................................ 31 12,307 .68 .55 8.80 201.95 49.71 Pike .................................................................................................... 19 12,487 .67 .54 10.06 178 .04 44.46

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



## Energy Information Administration/Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Utility Plants 2001 56

## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Florida Power Corp IMT Transfer 2

West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,833 12,212 0.68 0.56 11.77 20 6.12 50.34

Boone ................................................................................................. 43 12,358 .69 .56 11.67 178.0 4 44.00 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 1,639 12,177 .68 .56 11.96 206.2 2 50.22 Wayne ................................................................................................ 152 12,549 .71 .56 9.81 212.94 53.44 Imported ................................................................................................ 498 12,342 .67 .54 7.39 191 .72 47.33

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 498 12,342 .67 .54 7.39 191.72 47.33 Fremont City of Wright

........................................................................ 323 8,940 .23 .25 4.53 98.20 17.56

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 323 8,940 .23 .25 4.53 98.20 17 .56

Campbell ............................................................................................ 323 8,940 .23 .25 4.53 98.20 17. 56 Gainesville Regional Util Deerhaven

................................................... 462 13,054 .70 .54 7.11 194.44 50.76

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 453 13,039 .70 .54 7.14 194. 30 50.67

Pike .................................................................................................... 453 13,039 .70 .54 7.14 194 .30 50.67 Virginia ................................................................................................. 9 13,777 .73 .53 5.89 201. 40 55.49

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 9 13,777 .73 .53 5.89 201.40 55.4 9 Georgia Power Co Arkwright

.............................................................. 184 12,774 2.11 1.65 10.77 157.77 40.30

Virginia ................................................................................................. 184 12,774 2.11 1.65 10.7 7 157.77 40.30

Wise ................................................................................................... 184 12,774 2.11 1.65 10.77 1 57.77 40.30 Georgia Power Co Atkinson-Mcdonoug

............................................. 1,266 12,761 1.08 .84 8.71 142.87 36.46

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,266 12,761 1.08 .84 8.71 1 42.87 36.46

Harlan ................................................................................................ 103 12,867 .96 .75 8.73 144.6 2 37.22 Perry ................................................................................................... 1,152 12,751 1.09 .85 8.71 142.54 36.35 Pike .................................................................................................... 11 12,805 1.27 .99 8.68 160 .50 41.10 Georgia Power Co Bowen

..................................................................... 8,608 12,263 .98 .80 11.32 156.50 38.38

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 7,640 12,325 1.01 .82 11.04 151.89 37.44

Bell..................................................................................................... 41 12,784 1.42 1.11 8.32 176.54 45.14 Breathitt ............................................................................................. 151 12,808 1.04 .82 8.28 197. 77 50.66 Harlan ................................................................................................ 1,637 12,704 .97 .76 9.21 151 .34 38.45 Knott .................................................................................................. 68 12,205 .87 .72 12.46 173. 47 42.35 Letcher ............................................................................................... 1,064 12,129 1.07 .88 12.14 1 48.70 36.07 Perry ................................................................................................... 4,584 12,205 1.01 .83 11.5 9 150.90 36.83 Pike .................................................................................................... 96 12,901 .96 .74 8.12 142. 93 36.88 West Virginia........................................................................................ 825 11,792 .78 .66 14.70 191.91 45.26

Boone ................................................................................................. 764 11,741 .78 .66 14.93 186. 71 43.84 Logan ................................................................................................. 62 12,422 .85 .68 11.87 252.8 3 62.81 Imported ................................................................................................ 142 11,651 .78 .67 6.90 210 .59 49.07

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 142 11,651 .78 .67 6.90 210.59 49.07 Georgia Power Co Hammond

.............................................................. 1,910 12,760 .81 .63 9.99 147.28 37.58

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 213 12,742 1.05 .83 8.12 144 .63 36.86

Harlan ................................................................................................ 24 13,085 .64 .49 9.28 147.15 38.51 Lee ..................................................................................................... 46 12,968 .93 .72 7.71 149. 35 38.73 Perry ................................................................................................... 118 12,517 1.22 .98 8.20 14 2.35 35.64 Pike .................................................................................................... 25 13,064 .84 .64 7.35 143. 90 37.60 Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,348 12,758 .80 .63 10.5 0 146.26 37.32

Lee ..................................................................................................... 844 12,599 .68 .54 11.04 14 8.94 37.53 Wise ................................................................................................... 504 13,026 1.00 .77 9.60 141 .92 36.97 West Virginia........................................................................................ 349 12,775 .70 .55 9.15 152.81 3 9.04

Mingo ................................................................................................. 349 12,775 .70 .55 9.15 152.8 1 39.04 Georgia Power Co Harllee Branch

..................................................... 3,516 12,490 1.05 .84 10.33 179.95 44.95

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 3,419 12,493 1.06 .85 10.30 180.44 45.09

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 486 12,808 1.22 .95 8.53 179. 58 46.00 Harlan ................................................................................................ 345 12,742 .94 .74 9.32 163.2 5 41.60 Knott .................................................................................................. 526 12,062 1.12 .93 12.27 18 0.41 43.52 Letcher ............................................................................................... 83 12,723 .91 .72 8.66 162.67 41.39 Perry ................................................................................................... 488 12,315 1.00 .81 10.63 1 68.28 41.44 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,491 12,531 1.04 .83 10.3 8 189.70 47.54 Virginia ................................................................................................. 96 12,393 .71 .57 11.58 16 2.32 40.24

Lee ..................................................................................................... 96 12,393 .71 .57 11.58 162 .32 40.24 Georgia Power Co Mitchell

.................................................................. 203 12,736 1.03 .81 8.96 189.19 48.19

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Georgia Power Co Mitchell

Kentucky............................................................................................... 203 12,736 1.03 0.81 8.96 1 89.19 48.19

Harlan ................................................................................................ 173 12,762 .99 .77 8.89 189.1 8 48.29 Letcher ............................................................................................... 10 12,730 .98 .77 8.30 185.70 47.28 Perry ................................................................................................... 19 12,499 1.44 1.15 10.00 1 91.20 47.80 Georgia Power Co Scherer

................................................................... 10,540 10,183 .42 .42 6.92 181.11 36.89

Colorado ................................................................................................ 49 11,039 .49 .44 10.33 227 .14 50.15

Routt .................................................................................................. 49 11,039 .49 .44 10.33 227. 14 50.15 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,051 12,578 .65 .52 8.98 21 5.41 54.19

Harlan ................................................................................................ 258 12,545 .64 .51 10.91 164. 11 41.18 Martin ................................................................................................ 1,345 12,564 .65 .52 8.39 246 .48 61.94 Pike .................................................................................................... 448 12,639 .66 .52 9.65 152 .02 38.43 Virginia ................................................................................................. 524 13,065 .72 .55 8.86 16 3.32 42.67

Lee ..................................................................................................... 524 13,065 .72 .55 8.86 163 .32 42.67 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,336 12,244 .65 .53 11.47 216. 47 53.01

Mingo ................................................................................................. 1,336 12,244 .65 .53 11.47 21 6.47 53.01 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 6,579 8,783 .29 .33 5.18 157.4 6 27.66

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,579 8,783 .29 .33 5.18 157.46 27.66 Georgia Power Co Wansley

................................................................. 4,677 12,420 .90 .73 11.71 162.66 40.41

Alabama ................................................................................................ 137 12,124 1.56 1.29 12.14 2 11.46 51.28

Fayette ................................................................................................ 137 12,124 1.56 1.29 12.14 2 11.46 51.28 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 942 11,757 1.00 .85 13.61 17 6.36 41.47

Bell ..................................................................................................... 69 12,766 1.03 .81 8.26 15 4.41 39.42 Martin ................................................................................................ 295 12,049 1.06 .88 10.20 224 .18 54.02 Perry ................................................................................................... 505 11,344 .97 .86 16.56 14 6.42 33.22 Pike .................................................................................................... 73 12,474 .94 .76 12.11 199 .20 49.70 Virginia ................................................................................................. 2,963 12,640 .89 .70 11.1 7 157.60 39.84

Lee ..................................................................................................... 1,160 12,536 .68 .54 11.42 157.40 39.46 Wise ................................................................................................... 1,802 12,707 1.02 .81 11.01 157.73 40.09 West Virginia........................................................................................ 636 12,443 .69 .55 11.32 157.19 39.12

Mingo ................................................................................................. 611 12,436 .69 .55 11.34 152. 47 37.92 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 24 12,621 .68 .54 10.89 274.35 69.25 Georgia Power Co Yates

....................................................................... 2,736 12,611 1.10 .87 11.18 163.21 41.16

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 416 12,518 .98 .78 11.12 187 .28 46.89

Bell ..................................................................................................... 58 13,014 1.00 .77 7.70 15 3.16 39.86 Harlan ................................................................................................ 12 13,525 .65 .48 8.47 152.10 41.14 Perry ................................................................................................... 23 12,470 1.10 .88 8.27 159 .32 39.74 Pike .................................................................................................... 323 12,393 .98 .79 12.04 19 7.21 48.88 Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,960 12,617 1.16 .92 11. 33 157.23 39.68

Lee ..................................................................................................... 842 12,467 .67 .54 11.60 15 3.98 38.39 Tazewell ............................................................................................. 25 12,699 .86 .68 11.42 152.80 38.81 Wise ................................................................................................... 1,094 12,730 1.54 1.21 11.1 2 159.78 40.68 West Virginia........................................................................................ 360 12,684 .93 .73 10.46 168.10 42.64

Boone ................................................................................................. 70 12,775 .78 .61 9.08 199.40 50.95 Mingo ................................................................................................. 289 12,661 .96 .76 10.79 160. 42 40.62 Grand Haven City of J B Simms

........................................................ 205 12,762 2.35 1.84 10.07 133.29 34.02

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 205 12,762 2.35 1.84 10.07 133 .29 34.02

Greene ................................................................................................ 205 12,762 2.35 1.84 10.07 13 3.29 34.02 Grand Island City of Platte

.................................................................. 449 8,784 .29 .33 5.44 72.20 12.68

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 449 8,784 .29 .33 5.44 72.20 12 .68

Campbell ............................................................................................ 449 8,784 .29 .33 5.44 72.20 12. 68 Grand River Dam Authority GRDA 1

............................................... 3,489 8,445 .34 .40 5.22 88.60 14.96

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,489 8,445 .34 .40 5.22 88.60 14.96

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,489 8,445 .34 .40 5.22 88.60 1 4.96
Gulf Power Co Crist

............................................................................. 2,110 12,073 1.11 .92 6.52 157.39 38.00

Alabama ................................................................................................ 3 11,810 .99 .84 14.00 185.3 4 43.78

Walker ................................................................................................ 3 11,810 .99 .84 14.00 185.34 43.78

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Gulf Power Co Crist

Colorado................................................................................................ 114 11,965 0.48 0.40 9.25 195.11 46.69

Delta ................................................................................................... 46 11,869 .38 .32 8.32 202. 58 48.09 Gunnison ............................................................................................ 68 12,029 .55 .46 9.87 190.14 45 .74 Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,712 12,091 1.21 1.006.30 150.17 36.31

Jefferson............................................................................................. 238 12,054 1.47 1.22 6.53 12 7.07 30.63 Saline ................................................................................................. 1,473 12,097 1.17 .96 6.26 1 53.89 37.23 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 42 11,606 1.44 1.24 13.54 19 3.17 44.84

Wayne ................................................................................................ 29 11,587 1.49 1.29 13.70 193. 20 44.77 Webster .............................................................................................. 14 11,647 1.34 1.15 13.20 193. 10 44.98 West Virginia........................................................................................ 47 13,142 .69 .52 7.77 202.60 53 .25

Fayette ................................................................................................ 47 13,142 .69 .52 7.77 202.6 0 53.25 Imported ................................................................................................ 191 11,824 .66 .56 4.89 179 .96 42.56

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 191 11,824 .66 .56 4.89 179.96 42.56 Gulf Power Co Scholtz

.......................................................................... 160 12,709 .93 .73 9.46 159.64 40.58

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 160 12,709 .93 .73 9.46 159. 64 40.58

Harlan ................................................................................................ 135 12,719 .94 .74 9.34 160.0 6 40.72 Letcher ............................................................................................... 25 12,654 .87 .68 10.13 157.3 7 39.83 Gulf Power Co Smith

............................................................................ 1,043 12,254 .83 .68 6.53 169.00 41.42

Colorado ................................................................................................ 18 11,969 .36 .30 7.70 166. 80 39.93

Delta ................................................................................................... 18 11,969 .36 .30 7.70 166. 80 39.93 Illinois ................................................................................................... 347 12,110 1.13 .93 6.2 3 157.19 38.07

Saline ................................................................................................. 347 12,110 1.13 .93 6.23 157 .19 38.07 West Virginia........................................................................................ 13 13,165 .73 .55 8.10 199.70 52 .58

Fayette ................................................................................................ 13 13,165 .73 .55 8.10 199.7 0 52.58 Imported ................................................................................................ 666 12,319 .70 .57 6.63 174 .49 42.99

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 666 12,319 .70 .57 6.63 174.49 42.99 Gulf States Utilities Co Nelson

............................................................. 2,511 8,784 .38 .43 5.22 113.69 19.97

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,511 8,784 .38 .43 5.22 113.6 9 19.97

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,511 8,784 .38 .43 5.22 113.69 19.97 Hamilton City of Hamilton

................................................................... 150 12,160 .98 .80 12.52 147.52 35.88

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 110 12,094 .72 .59 12.97 147 .97 35.79

Letcher ............................................................................................... 110 12,094 .72 .59 12.97 147. 97 35.79 West Virginia........................................................................................ 40 12,339 1.69 1.37 11.29 146.3 1 36.11

Boone ................................................................................................. 21 12,128 .68 .56 12.37 165.9 6 40.26 Marshall ............................................................................................. 19 12,565 2.77 2.20 10.15 125. 97 31.66 Hastings City of Hastings

..................................................................... 332 8,763 .29 .33 5.63 67.30 11.80

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 332 8,763 .29 .33 5.63 67.30 11 .80

Campbell ............................................................................................ 332 8,763 .29 .33 5.63 67.30 11. 80 Holland City of James De Young

........................................................ 146 12,556 .86 .68 8.25 169.53 42.57

Colorado ................................................................................................ 32 11,494 .92 .80 7.65 190. 00 43.68

Routt .................................................................................................. 32 11,494 .92 .80 7.65 190.0 0 43.68 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 101 12,845 .84 .65 8.44 164. 51 42.26

Pike .................................................................................................... 101 12,845 .84 .65 8.44 164 .51 42.26 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 13 12,891 .83 .64 8.20 164.00 4 2.28

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 13 12,891 .83 .64 8.20 164.00 42. 28 Hoosier Energy R E C Inc Merom

..................................................... 3,027 11,145 3.16 2.83 10.20 102.53 22.86

Indiana .................................................................................................. 3,027 11,145 3.16 2.83 10 .20 102.53 22.86

Daviess ............................................................................................... 366 11,062 2.98 2.69 10.14 95 .30 21.09 Gibson ................................................................................................ 175 11,185 3.94 3.52 10.92 98 .33 22.00 Knox .................................................................................................. 972 11,116 2.74 2.46 9.51 10 5.24 23.40 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,023 11,295 3.93 3.48 10. 75 103.38 23.35 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 438 10,991 2.09 1.90 9.80 10 2.68 22.57 Vigo ................................................................................................... 53 10,479 3.43 3.28 13.26 98 .71 20.69 Hoosier Energy R E C Inc Frank E Ratts

......................................... 709 11,193 1.36 1.21 8.84 104.62 23.42

Indiana .................................................................................................. 709 11,193 1.36 1.21 8.8 4 104.62 23.42

Pike .................................................................................................... 709 11,193 1.36 1.21 8.84 104.62 23.42 IES Utilities Co 6th St

........................................................................... 238 11,221 .36 .32 7.30 133.07 29.86

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

IES Utilities Co 6th St

Colorado................................................................................................ 238 11,221 0.36 0.32 7.30 133.07 29.86

Delta ................................................................................................... 105 11,832 .36 .31 8.71 129 .24 30.58 Mesa ................................................................................................... 24 12,159 .54 .45 8.16 133.0 5 32.36 Moffat ................................................................................................ 108 10,413 .31 .30 5.73 137.3 1 28.60 IES Utilities Co Burlington

.................................................................. 757 8,320 .36 .43 5.49 85.13 14.17

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 757 8,320 .36 .43 5.49 85.13 14 .17

Campbell ............................................................................................ 757 8,320 .36 .43 5.49 85.13 14. 17
IES Utilities Co Ottumwa

..................................................................... 2,954 8,397 .33 .40 5.47 88.49 14.86

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,954 8,397 .33 .40 5.47 88.49 14.86

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,954 8,397 .33 .40 5.47 88.49 1 4.86
IES Utilities Co Prairie Creek 1-4

....................................................... 763 8,550 .31 .36 5.66 86.08 14.72

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 763 8,550 .31 .36 5.66 86.08 14 .72

Campbell ............................................................................................ 763 8,550 .31 .36 5.66 86.08 14. 72
IES Utilities Co Sutherland

.................................................................. 570 9,102 .35 .39 5.70 81.13 14.77

Colorado ................................................................................................ 36 12,214 .62 .50 11.10 119 .09 29.09

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 36 12,214 .62 .50 11.10 119.09 2 9.09 Utah ....................................................................................................... 24 11,407 .37 .33 7.84 1 27.09 29.00

Carbon ................................................................................................ 12 11,311 .38 .34 8.80 127.60 28.87 Sevier ................................................................................................. 12 11,503 .37 .32 6.89 126.6 0 29.13 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 509 8,771 .33 .38 5.22 74.51 13 .07

Campbell ............................................................................................ 509 8,771 .33 .38 5.22 74.51 13. 07 Independence City of Blue Valley

....................................................... 109 11,252 2.74 2.43 11.89 174.20 39.20

Illinois ................................................................................................... 24 12,351 2.84 2.30 8. 62 210.00 51.87

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 24 12,351 2.84 2.30 8.62 210 .00 51.87 Kentucky ............................................................................................... * 12,390 1.96 1.58 10.55 226 .60 56.15

Union ................................................................................................. * 12,390 1.96 1.58 10.55 226. 60 56.15 Missouri ................................................................................................ 80 10,851 2.71 2.50 12.94 1 62.11 35.18

Bates .................................................................................................. 80 10,851 2.71 2.50 12.94 16 2.11 35.18 Oklahoma .............................................................................................. 4 12,442 2.68 2.16 11.16 162. 36 40.40

Le Flore ............................................................................................. 2 12,412 1.95 1.57 12.12 160.10 39.74 Nowata ............................................................................................... 2 12,469 3.35 2.69 10.30 164.4 0 41.00 Indiana Michigan Power Co Tanners Creek

..................................... 2,455 11,749 1.35 1.15 9.80 115.86 27.23

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 367 12,129 .68 .56 11.18 135 .05 32.76

Boyd ................................................................................................... 32 11,941 .68 .57 11.44 106. 36 25.40 Knott .................................................................................................. 36 12,303 .70 .57 11.21 216. 32 53.23 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 36 12,303 .70 .57 11.21 216.32 5 3.23 Martin ................................................................................................ 15 11,635 .62 .53 11.37 113.8 9 26.50 Pike .................................................................................................... 246 12,134 .67 .55 11.12 11 5.72 28.08 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... * 11,677 .66 .57 9.50 113.50 26.51 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 65 12,957 2.50 1.93 7.94 104. 03 26.96

Greene................................................................................................ 65 12,957 2.50 1.93 7.94 104 .03 26.96 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,677 12,204 1.69 1.38 10.73 10 9.53 26.74

Boone ................................................................................................. 286 12,160 .68 .56 11.27 115. 37 28.06 Clay .................................................................................................... 33 12,628 .69 .55 10.92 143 .65 36.28 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 133 12,144 .68 .56 12.43 123.77 3 0.06 Logan ................................................................................................. 111 12,251 .70 .57 11.42 112. 63 27.60 Marshall ............................................................................................. 845 12,222 2.69 2.20 10.13 95. 67 23.39 Mingo ................................................................................................. 147 11,796 .63 .54 10.88 127. 90 30.17 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 112 12,618 .69 .54 10.91 142.2 0 35.88 Wayne ................................................................................................ 5 11,989 .69 .58 10.94 144.91 3 4.75 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 4 12,523 .67 .54 10.80 129.07 32.33 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 346 8,915 .20 .22 4.18 133.44 2 3.79

Campbell ............................................................................................ 346 8,915 .20 .22 4.18 133.44 23 .79 Indiana Michigan Power Co Rockport

............................................... 9,449 9,130 .32 .35 5.26 117.92 21.53

Colorado ................................................................................................ 168 12,074 .45 .37 8.71 146 .58 35.40

Delta ................................................................................................... 158 12,062 .45 .37 8.80 146 .70 35.39 Gunnison ............................................................................................ 10 12,260 .52 .42 7.40 144.80 35 .50

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Indiana Michigan Power Co Rockport

Indiana .................................................................................................. 196 11,570 1.16 1.00 4.7 3 151.71 35.11

Pike .................................................................................................... 196 11,570 1.16 1.00 4.73 151.71 35.11 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 390 11,210 .68 .60 10.71 149 .38 33.49

Boyd ................................................................................................... 8 12,156 .70 .58 10.90 110.4 0 26.84 Clinton ............................................................................................... 32 12,013 .86 .71 11.24 123.0 2 29.56 Floyd .................................................................................................. 55 8,416 .33 .39 5.80 137.61 23.16 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 112 11,821 .83 .70 12.19 100.57 23.78 Martin ................................................................................................ 19 11,352 .88 .77 14.63 130.1 9 29.56 Morgan ............................................................................................... 1 11,856 .88 .74 12.80 185.50 4 3.99 Pike .................................................................................................... 163 11,510 .63 .55 10.77 19 6.51 45.24 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 19 12,007 .84 .70 12.51 1 81.67 43.63

Mahoning ........................................................................................... 19 12,007 .84 .70 12.51 181.67 43 .63 West Virginia........................................................................................ 258 12,017 .84 .70 11.69 129.48 31.12

Boone ................................................................................................. 59 12,176 .78 .64 11.02 138.0 6 33.62 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 38 12,134 .88 .72 11.79 142.41 34 .56 Mingo ................................................................................................. 60 11,801 .86 .73 12.43 126.1 2 29.77 Wayne ................................................................................................ 101 12,010 .85 .71 11.59 121.4 3 29.17 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 8,208 8,755 .26 .30 4.56 110.3 1 19.32

Campbell ............................................................................................ 8,208 8,755 .26 .30 4.56 110.31 19.32 Imported ................................................................................................ 210 11,456 .52 .45 11.43 21 1.08 48.36

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 210 11,456 .52 .45 11.43 211.08 48.3 6 Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp Clifty Creek

................................... 3,862 10,195 .57 .56 5.46 123.17 25.11

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 14 12,734 1.69 1.33 10.93 13 9.94 35.64

Pike .................................................................................................... 14 12,734 1.69 1.33 10.93 1 39.94 35.64 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 221 10,954 4.01 3.66 12. 91 115.33 25.27

Jackson ............................................................................................... 221 10,954 4.01 3.66 12.91 11 5.33 25.27 Virginia ................................................................................................. 928 13,800 .75 .54 5.65 15 6.19 43.11

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 901 13,842 .72 .52 5.42 156.62 43 .36 Wise ................................................................................................... 27 12,424 1.93 1.55 13.27 14 0.08 34.81 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,698 8,880 .22 .25 4.76 106.1 9 18.86

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,369 8,940 .21 .23 4.30 108.81 19.46 Converse ............................................................................................ 1,329 8,819 .24 .27 5.22 103.46 18.25 Indianapolis Power & Light Co Stout

................................................ 1,232 10,889 1.17 1.07 8.95 111.48 24.28

Indiana .................................................................................................. 1,232 10,889 1.17 1.07 8 .95 111.48 24.28

Daviess............................................................................................... 5 11,463 1.87 1.63 6.80 119. 40 27.37 Greene................................................................................................ 152 11,133 1.20 1.08 8.20 11 5.27 25.67 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 246 10,910 1.22 1.12 9.21 11 5.09 25.11 Vigo ................................................................................................... 829 10,834 1.14 1.05 9.03 1 09.64 23.76 Indianapolis Power & Light Co Petersburg

...................................... 2,157 11,197 2.77 2.47 9.07 85.27 19.10

Indiana .................................................................................................. 2,157 11,197 2.77 2.47 9 .07 85.27 19.10

Daviess............................................................................................... 432 11,479 2.62 2.28 7.77 84 .16 19.32 Dubois ................................................................................................ 7 9,428 1.16 1.23 15.97 112.1 2 21.14 Gibson................................................................................................ 1,263 11,092 2.80 2.52 9.53 85.22 18.90 Greene................................................................................................ 34 11,377 1.25 1.10 6.10 120 .80 27.49 Knox .................................................................................................. 356 11,279 3.08 2.73 8.98 82 .59 18.63 Pike .................................................................................................... 65 11,015 2.58 2.34 9.90 8 7.40 19.25 Indianapolis Power & Light Co Pritchard

......................................... 791 11,293 1.21 1.07 7.21 109.53 24.74

Indiana .................................................................................................. 791 11,293 1.21 1.07 7.2 1 109.53 24.74

Daviess............................................................................................... 161 11,421 1.29 1.13 7.15 11 6.40 26.59 Greene................................................................................................ 594 11,282 1.19 1.05 7.11 10 7.77 24.32 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 10 10,735 1.11 1.03 8.89 103 .89 22.30 Vigo ................................................................................................... 26 10,985 1.12 1.02 9.19 10 8.80 23.90 Interstate Power Co Dubuque

............................................................. 204 11,690 .57 .48 7.11 144.98 33.90

Colorado ................................................................................................ 171 11,820 .51 .43 7.51 143 .44 33.91

Delta ................................................................................................... 21 12,195 .36 .29 6.98 141. 14 34.43 Mesa ................................................................................................... 119 12,119 .58 .48 8.06 146. 50 35.51 Moffat ................................................................................................ 31 10,421 .34 .32 5.77 131.61 27.43 Illinois ................................................................................................... 10 11,888 1.34 1.13 5. 48 176.09 41.87

Jackson............................................................................................... 10 11,888 1.34 1.13 5.48 176 .09 41.87

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Interstate Power Co Dubuque

Indiana .................................................................................................. 16 11,569 0.85 0.73 4.43 173.70 40.19

Pike .................................................................................................... 16 11,569 .85 .73 4.43 173. 70 40.19 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 7 8,423 .32 .38 5.52 47.10 7.93

Campbell ............................................................................................ 7 8,423 .32 .38 5.52 47.10 7.93 Interstate Power Co Lansing

............................................................... 812 8,708 .31 .35 5.56 81.62 14.21

Colorado ................................................................................................ 10 11,978 .54 .45 8.33 152. 60 36.56

Mesa ................................................................................................... 10 11,978 .54 .45 8.33 152.6 0 36.56 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 801 8,666 .31 .35 5.52 80.37 13 .93

Campbell ............................................................................................ 801 8,666 .31 .35 5.52 80.37 13. 93 Interstate Power Co Kapp

.................................................................... 669 8,736 .30 .34 5.52 68.76 12.01

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 669 8,736 .30 .34 5.52 68.76 12 .01

Campbell ............................................................................................ 669 8,736 .30 .34 5.52 68.76 12. 01
Iowa-Illinois Gas&Electric Co Riverside

............................................ 433 8,641 .31 .36 5.27 82.23 14.21

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 433 8,641 .31 .36 5.27 82.23 14 .21

Campbell ............................................................................................ 433 8,641 .31 .36 5.27 82.23 14. 21
Iowa-Illinois Gas&Electric Co Louisa

................................................ 2,760 8,481 .30 .35 5.19 92.28 15.65

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,760 8,481 .30 .35 5.19 92.28 15.65

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,760 8,481 .30 .35 5.19 92.28 1 5.65
Jacksonville Electric Auth Northside

.................................................. 38 12,114 2.37 1.96 10.08 231.10 55.99

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 38 12,114 2.37 1.96 10.08 231. 10 55.99

Greene ................................................................................................ 38 12,114 2.37 1.96 10.08 231 .10 55.99
Jacksonville Electric Auth St. Johns River

........................................ 3,436 12,197 .97 .80 11.02 159.65 38.95

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,044 12,574 1.34 1.06 17.7 9 165.53 41.63

Harlan ................................................................................................ 749 12,649 1.34 1.06 20.00 16 4.08 41.51 Pike .................................................................................................... 295 12,382 1.34 1.08 12.16 169.31 41.93 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 334 13,079 1.84 1.40 7.12 143 .50 37.54

Greene................................................................................................ 334 13,079 1.84 1.40 7.12 14 3.50 37.54 West Virginia........................................................................................ 182 12,090 .87 .72 13.67 167.83 40.58

Kanawha ............................................................................................ 182 12,090 .87 .72 13.67 167.83 4 0.58 Imported ................................................................................................ 1,876 11,841 .62 .53 7.69 1 58.55 37.55

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 1,876 11,841 .62 .53 7.69 158.55 37. 55 Jamestown City of Samuel A Carlson

................................................ 76 12,573 1.82 1.45 10.75 144.20 36.26

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 76 12,573 1.82 1.45 10.75 144. 20 36.26

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 12 12,778 1.57 1.23 10.50 148.18 37.87 Clarion ............................................................................................... 2 13,148 1.25 .95 8.67 187.78 49.38 Clearfield ........................................................................................... 2 12,505 1.66 1.32 10.61 181.3 5 45.36 Elk ...................................................................................................... 30 12,448 1.98 1.59 10.28 139.28 34.67 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 30 12,586 1.81 1.44 11.48 141 .66 35.66 Kansas City City of Quindaro

............................................................. 503 8,810 .29 .33 5.37 97.18 17.12

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 503 8,810 .29 .33 5.37 97.18 17 .12

Campbell ............................................................................................ 503 8,810 .29 .33 5.37 97.18 17. 12 Kansas City City of Nearman

.............................................................. 1,069 8,045 .39 .48 5.14 71.80 11.55

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,069 8,045 .39 .48 5.14 71.80 11.55

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,069 8,045 .39 .48 5.14 71.80 1 1.55 Kansas City Power & Light Co Hawthorne

...................................... 841 8,713 .30 .35 5.36 109.65 19.11

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 841 8,713 .30 .35 5.36 109.65 1 9.11

Campbell ............................................................................................ 841 8,713 .30 .35 5.36 109.65 19 .11 Kansas City Power & Light Co Iatan

................................................ 2,494 8,757 .30 .34 5.63 70.20 12.29

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,494 8,757 .30 .34 5.63 70.20 12.29

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,494 8,757 .30 .34 5.63 70.20 1 2.29 Kansas City Power & Light Co La Cygne

......................................... 4,259 8,871 .67 .75 6.54 77.83 13.81

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Kansas City Power & Light Co La Cygne

Colorado ................................................................................................ 15 10,427 3.27 3.14 20.10 1 29.80 27.07

Routt .................................................................................................. 15 10,427 3.27 3.14 20.10 12 9.80 27.07 Kansas ................................................................................................... 160 10,573 3.73 3.53 20.1 0 120.27 25.43

Linn .................................................................................................... 152 10,573 3.75 3.54 20.11 120.56 25.49 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 8 10,564 3.47 3.28 19.80 114.80 24.25 Missouri ................................................................................................ 167 10,983 5.61 5.11 18.32 117.06 25.71

Audrain .............................................................................................. 19 10,921 5.68 5.20 18.60 123. 90 27.06 Bates .................................................................................................. 131 10,985 5.52 5.03 18.31 1 16.59 25.61 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 17 11,042 6.20 5.61 18.10 113.10 24.98 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,917 8,705 .32 .37 5.43 73.38 12.78

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,917 8,705 .32 .37 5.43 73.38 1 2.78 Kansas City Power & Light Co Montrose

......................................... 1,851 8,784 .38 .44 5.21 87.38 15.35

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,851 8,784 .38 .44 5.21 87.38 15.35

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,851 8,784 .38 .44 5.21 87.38 1 5.35 Kansas Power & Light Co Lawrence

................................................. 1,934 9,870 .37 .38 7.00 136.41 26.93

Colorado ................................................................................................ 938 11,058 .44 .40 8.42 155 .05 34.29

Moffat ................................................................................................ 345 10,586 .35 .33 5.77 151.7 5 32.13 Routt .................................................................................................. 593 11,332 .50 .44 9.97 156. 85 35.55 Montana ................................................................................................ 143 8,775 .31 .35 5.50 106.8 4 18.75

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 143 8,775 .31 .35 5.50 106.84 18. 75 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 853 8,747 .30 .35 5.68 115.47 2 0.20

Campbell ............................................................................................ 853 8,747 .30 .35 5.68 115.47 20 .20 Kansas Power & Light Co Jeffrey Energy

........................................ 11,178 8,407 .37 .44 4.87 110.13 18.52

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 11,178 8,407 .37 .44 4.87 110. 13 18.52

Campbell ............................................................................................ 11,178 8,407 .37 .44 4.87 110.1 3 18.52 Kansas Power & Light Co Tecumseh

................................................. 830 9,722 .36 .37 6.84 129.90 25.26

Colorado ................................................................................................ 367 10,960 .43 .39 8.29 151 .27 33.16

Moffat ................................................................................................ 157 10,507 .35 .33 5.85 148.1 7 31.13 Routt .................................................................................................. 210 11,298 .50 .44 10.11 153 .43 34.67 Montana ................................................................................................ 57 8,767 .31 .35 5.51 103.72 18.19

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 57 8,767 .31 .35 5.51 103.72 18.1 9 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 406 8,738 .30 .35 5.71 109.37 1 9.11

Campbell ............................................................................................ 406 8,738 .30 .35 5.71 109.37 19 .11 Kentucky Power Co Big Sandy

........................................................... 3,236 11,990 .92 .77 10.54 102.76 24.64

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 3,048 11,990 .93 .77 10.47 9 6.71 23.19

Boyd ................................................................................................... 710 11,740 .86 .74 11.67 90. 13 21.16 Floyd .................................................................................................. 51 11,644 1.06 .91 14.41 113 .35 26.40 Johnson .............................................................................................. 850 12,158 1.04 .86 9.55 105.8 1 25.73 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 1,270 12,032 .89 .74 10.03 92.8 4 22.34 Martin ................................................................................................ 167 11,981 .84 .70 12.17 101. 87 24.41 West Virginia........................................................................................ 187 12,002 .87 .73 11.65 200.95 48.23

Lincoln ............................................................................................... * 12,156 .79 .65 10.20 98.90 2 4.04 Mingo ................................................................................................. 93 12,000 .87 .73 11.67 202.0 1 48.48 Wayne ................................................................................................ 94 12,002 .87 .73 11.64 200.35 48.09 Kentucky Utilities Co Green River

..................................................... 454 11,566 2.04 1.76 11.57 122.48 28.33

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 413 11,545 2.16 1.87 11.47 1 19.64 27.62

Hopkins .............................................................................................. 3 10,371 1.84 1.77 14.80 125.1 0 25.95 Morgan ............................................................................................... 137 11,548 2.19 1.89 10.59 100 .22 23.15 Muhlenberg ........................................................................................ 184 11,216 2.22 1.98 12.45 122.99 27.59 Webster .............................................................................................. 89 12,264 1.99 1.62 10.68 141. 28 34.65 West Virginia........................................................................................ 41 11,780 .86 .73 12.57 150.46 3 5.45

Wayne ................................................................................................ 41 11,780 .86 .73 12.57 150.46 35.45 Kentucky Utilities Co Brown

............................................................... 1,558 12,024 1.55 1.29 12.68 127.42 30.64

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,550 12,024 1.56 1.30 12.6 7 127.02 30.55

Floyd .................................................................................................. 57 12,412 1.64 1.32 11.35 13 4.85 33.48 Knott .................................................................................................. 44 12,225 1.29 1.05 11.19 17 5.19 42.83 Leslie .................................................................................................. 326 12,098 1.61 1.33 11.97 124.70 30.17 Letcher ............................................................................................... 3 12,236 1.15 .94 10.10 164.6 0 40.28 Perry ................................................................................................... 1,119 11,974 1.55 1.30 13. 01 125.24 29.99

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Kentucky Utilities Co Brown

West Virginia........................................................................................ 8 11,964 0.78 0.65 14.50 200.70 48.02

Logan ................................................................................................. 8 11,964 .78 .65 14.50 200.70 48.02 Kentucky Utilities Co Ghent

................................................................ 5,413 11,344 1.35 1.19 10.82 115.58 26.22

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 422 11,706 1.58 1.35 12.54 1 03.61 24.26

Boyd ................................................................................................... 33 11,833 .63 .53 10.61 150. 05 35.51 Carter ................................................................................................. 10 12,190 .76 .62 11.60 120. 30 29.33 Harlan ................................................................................................ 2 11,756 .59 .50 15.90 193.50 45.50 Jackson ............................................................................................... 22 12,557 3.90 3.11 12.50 171 .40 43.05 Knott .................................................................................................. 9 11,755 .92 .78 11.13 115.0 2 27.04 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 176 11,553 2.46 2.13 13.74 78.5 9 18.16 Perry ................................................................................................... 1 10,716 1.73 1.61 11.60 89 .40 19.16 Pike .................................................................................................... 170 11,708 .63 .54 11.77 10 8.46 25.40 West Virginia........................................................................................ 3,813 12,112 1.65 1.36 12.11 11 7.96 28.58

Boone ................................................................................................. 689 12,393 .65 .53 11.41 139. 30 34.53 Clay .................................................................................................... 349 12,121 .69 .57 12.46 11 9.88 29.06 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 793 12,110 .69 .57 12.18 112.00 2 7.12 Logan ................................................................................................. 302 12,108 .67 .55 12.89 177. 34 42.95 Marshall ............................................................................................. 1,233 11,966 3.67 3.07 12.54 8 5.73 20.52 Mason ................................................................................................ 70 13,080 .75 .57 8.03 144.95 3 7.92 Mingo ................................................................................................. 81 11,934 .67 .56 10.60 125.5 1 29.96 Wayne ................................................................................................ 242 11,757 .72 .61 12.57 122.2 8 28.75 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 54 12,491 .64 .51 8.90 237.40 59.31 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,178 8,727 .30 .35 6.03 110.6 5 19.31

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,131 8,728 .30 .35 6.03 110.70 19.32 Converse ............................................................................................ 47 8,717 .28 .32 6.00 109.40 19. 07 Kentucky Utilities Co Tyrone

.............................................................. 133 13,039 .80 .61 7.90 121.50 31.68

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 133 13,039 .80 .61 7.90 121. 50 31.68

Knott .................................................................................................. 22 13,161 .83 .63 7.93 119.3 5 31.41 Perry ................................................................................................... 110 13,014 .79 .61 7.89 121 .93 31.74 Lakeland City of Plant 3-Mcintosh

..................................................... 330 12,495 1.10 .88 9.12 186.57 46.62

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 226 12,781 1.21 .95 9.10 172 .20 44.02

Harlan ................................................................................................ 146 12,710 1.27 1.00 9.42 16 3.72 41.62 Knott .................................................................................................. 49 13,095 1.08 .83 7.74 163. 16 42.73 Pike .................................................................................................... 31 12,617 1.15 .91 9.77 227 .24 57.34 Virginia ................................................................................................. 29 12,827 1.53 1.19 10.92 229.28 58.82

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 29 12,827 1.53 1.19 10.92 229.28 58.82 Imported ................................................................................................ 75 11,504 .61 .53 8.50 216. 29 49.77

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 75 11,504 .61 .53 8.50 216.29 49.77 Lansing City of Eckert

.......................................................................... 1,046 9,016 .34 .38 5.88 120.24 21.68

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 65 12,818 .95 .74 9.02 164.8 8 42.27

Harlan ................................................................................................ 28 13,133 .90 .69 7.64 170.49 44.78 Pike .................................................................................................... 36 12,574 .98 .78 10.09 160 .33 40.32 Utah ....................................................................................................... 1 12,630 .89 .70 7.61 19 9.76 50.46

Carbon ................................................................................................ 1 12,630 .89 .70 7.61 199.76 5 0.46 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 980 8,759 .30 .34 5.67 115.75 2 0.28

Campbell ............................................................................................ 980 8,759 .30 .34 5.67 115.75 20 .28 Lansing City of Erickson

...................................................................... 318 12,588 .92 .73 9.56 168.71 42.47

Colorado ................................................................................................ 11 12,056 .35 .29 7.08 182. 24 43.94

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 11 12,056 .35 .29 7.08 182.24 43 .94 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 297 12,621 .94 .75 9.72 167. 46 42.27

Harlan ................................................................................................ 89 12,983 .93 .72 7.33 180.22 46.80 Pike .................................................................................................... 208 12,465 .95 .76 10.75 16 1.75 40.32 Utah ....................................................................................................... 8 12,630 .89 .70 7.61 19 9.76 50.46

Carbon ................................................................................................ 8 12,630 .89 .70 7.61 199.76 5 0.46 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1 8,761 .29 .33 5.76 115.50 20. 24

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1 8,761 .29 .33 5.76 115.50 20.2 4 Los Angeles City of Intermountain

..................................................... 5,350 11,819 .51 .44 8.97 136.41 32.24

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Los Angeles City of Intermountain

Utah....................................................................................................... 5,350 11,819 0.51 0.448.97 136.41 32.24

Carbon ................................................................................................ 3,863 11,701 .54 .46 9.52 141 .70 33.16 Emery ................................................................................................. 1,487 12,123 .44 .36 7.54 123 .16 29.86
Louisville Gas & Electric Co Cane Run

............................................. 1,604 11,332 3.51 3.10 11.46 95.58 21.66

Indiana .................................................................................................. 956 11,314 3.56 3.15 10.4 2 95.76 21.67

Pike .................................................................................................... 956 11,314 3.56 3.15 10.42 95.76 21.67 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 648 11,359 3.44 3.03 12.98 9 5.33 21.66

Hopkins .............................................................................................. 626 11,349 3.44 3.03 12.95 95. 23 21.61 Webster .............................................................................................. 22 11,629 3.51 3.02 13.87 98.1 6 22.83
Louisville Gas & Electric Co Mill Creek

........................................... 4,457 11,321 3.14 2.77 12.41 93.87 21.25

Illinois ................................................................................................... 44 12,325 3.45 2.80 11. 29 116.06 28.61

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 43 12,329 3.47 2.81 11.36 115 .28 28.43 Saline ................................................................................................. 1 12,221 2.77 2.27 9.20 140 .20 34.27 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 3,746 11,169 3.16 2.83 12.5 9 94.21 21.04

Henderson .......................................................................................... 988 10,765 3.13 2.91 11.39 92.14 19.84 Hopkins .............................................................................................. 1,684 11,431 3.46 3.03 12.83 9 4.05 21.50 Johnson .............................................................................................. 107 9,366 1.44 1.54 28.14 72.7 6 13.63 Mclean ............................................................................................... 117 10,710 3.04 2.83 11.31 142 .02 30.42 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 243 11,632 2.36 2.03 13.24 88.8 6 20.67 Muhlenberg ........................................................................................ 496 11,276 3.03 2.69 10.84 90.35 2 0.38 Pike .................................................................................................... 15 12,096 1.19 .98 10.20 19 3.00 46.69 Webster .............................................................................................. 96 11,419 3.30 2.89 12.80 98.7 9 22.56 West Virginia........................................................................................ 667 12,109 2.99 2.47 11.47 90.5 9 21.94

Boone ................................................................................................. 7 12,767 .73 .57 7.90 164.60 4 2.03 Marshall ............................................................................................. 604 12,113 3.21 2.65 11.47 86. 37 20.92 Wayne ................................................................................................ 56 11,987 .85 .71 11.88 127.03 30.46 Louisville Gas & Electric Co Trimble County

.................................. 1,641 11,667 3.83 3.29 14.16 89.16 20.80

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 142 10,389 2.57 2.47 18.64 1 02.52 21.30

Henderson .......................................................................................... 42 10,594 3.20 3.02 12.80 94.51 2 0.02 Johnson .............................................................................................. 40 9,674 1.49 1.54 29.26 70.12 13.57 Mclean ............................................................................................... 3 10,611 2.83 2.67 11.90 133.8 0 28.40 Muhlenberg ........................................................................................ 43 10,325 3.44 3.34 17.22 101.37 2 0.93 Pike .................................................................................................... 14 11,927 1.06 .89 11.80 19 3.90 46.25 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,499 11,788 3.95 3.36 13.74 88 .05 20.76

Cabell ................................................................................................. 136 10,392 3.57 3.43 16.02 1 10.68 23.00 Marshall ............................................................................................. 1,363 11,927 3.99 3.35 13.51 8 6.08 20.53 Lower Colorado River Authority S Seymour-Fayette

...................... 6,426 8,475 .33 .39 8.44 90.73 15.38

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 6,426 8,475 .33 .39 8.44 90.73 15.38

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,426 8,475 .33 .39 8.44 90.73 1 5.38
Madison Gas & Electric Co Blount

.................................................... 199 11,019 1.51 1.37 9.10 152.70 33.65

Illinois ................................................................................................... 11 12,108 1.29 1.07 5. 84 221.29 53.59

Jackson............................................................................................... 3 11,882 1.30 1.10 5.27 199. 46 47.40 Saline ................................................................................................. 8 12,192 1.29 1.06 6.05 229 .27 55.91 Indiana .................................................................................................. 182 10,918 1.52 1.39 9.2 1 146.04 31.89

Sullivan .............................................................................................. 182 10,918 1.52 1.39 9.21 14 6.04 31.89 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 6 12,091 1.69 1.39 11.67 209 .31 50.62

Union ................................................................................................. 6 12,091 1.69 1.39 11.67 209. 31 50.62
Manitowoc Public Utilities Manitowoc

............................................... 158 12,724 1.44 1.13 7.56 172.30 43.85

Colorado ................................................................................................ 15 12,116 .62 .51 8.00 157. 80 38.24

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 15 12,116 .62 .51 8.00 157.80 38 .24 Indiana .................................................................................................. 19 10,922 .82 .75 8.67 161 .33 35.24

Sullivan .............................................................................................. 19 10,922 .82 .75 8.67 161.33 35.24 Kentucky............................................................................................... 39 13,148 1.68 1.28 8.11 25 2.85 66.49

Knott .................................................................................................. 13 13,426 1.72 1.28 7.48 28 0.91 75.43 Pike .................................................................................................... 27 13,018 1.66 1.27 8.40 2 39.25 62.29 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 84 13,037 1.59 1.22 6.98 138. 69 36.16

Greene................................................................................................ 84 13,037 1.59 1.22 6.98 138 .69 36.16

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Manitowoc Public Utilities Manitowoc

West Virginia........................................................................................ 1 13,290 2.36 1.78 6.70 159.85 42.49

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 1 13,290 2.36 1.78 6.70 159.85 42 .49 Marquette City of Shiras

...................................................................... 193 9,817 .40 .40 4.54 138.80 27.25

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 25 13,247 .83 .62 7.67 206.1 4 54.62

Perry ................................................................................................... 25 13,247 .83 .62 7.67 206. 14 54.62 Montana ................................................................................................ 169 9,319 .33 .36 4.09 124.9 0 23.28

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 169 9,319 .33 .36 4.09 124.90 23. 28 Michigan South Central Pwr Agy Endicott

....................................... 173 11,953 2.72 2.28 11.77 169.45 40.51

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 152 11,837 2.88 2.44 12. 35 171.41 40.58

Columbiana ........................................................................................ 59 11,983 2.44 2.04 10.87 177.04 4 2.43 Harrison ............................................................................................. 93 11,745 3.16 2.69 13.28 167. 80 39.42 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 21 12,775 1.57 1.23 7.67 156. 53 39.99

Washington ........................................................................................ 21 12,775 1.57 1.23 7.67 156.53 3 9.99
Midwest Power Council Bluffs

............................................................. 3,668 8,570 .31 .36 5.26 60.36 10.35

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,668 8,570 .31 .36 5.26 60.36 10.35

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,668 8,570 .31 .36 5.26 60.36 1 0.35 Midwest Power George Neal 1/4

......................................................... 6,746 8,669 .35 .41 5.02 75.41 13.07

Colorado ................................................................................................ 25 10,371 .27 .26 5.91 142. 75 29.61

Moffat ................................................................................................ 25 10,371 .27 .26 5.91 142.75 29.61 Utah ....................................................................................................... 24 11,267 .48 .42 9.12 1 30.37 29.38

Sevier ................................................................................................. 24 11,267 .48 .42 9.12 130.3 7 29.38 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 6,696 8,653 .35 .41 5.00 74.85 12.95

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,473 8,598 .35 .41 4.96 73.66 1 2.67 Carbon ................................................................................................ 184 10,544 .44 .41 6.28 109.3 2 23.05 Converse ............................................................................................ 40 8,828 .27 .31 5.28 72.14 12.7 4 Minnesota Power & Light Co Boswell Energy Cen

......................... 3,837 9,017 .58 .64 6.91 117.34 21.16

Montana ................................................................................................ 3,837 9,017 .58 .64 6.91 117 .34 21.16

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 1,483 9,420 .36 .38 4.28 104.91 1 9.76 Rosebud ............................................................................................. 2,354 8,764 .72 .82 8.57 125.76 22.04 Minnesota Power & Light Co Laskin Energy Cen

........................... 431 9,368 .37 .39 4.38 121.02 22.67

Montana ................................................................................................ 431 9,368 .37 .39 4.38 121.0 2 22.67

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 431 9,368 .37 .39 4.38 121.02 22. 67 Minnkota Power Coop Inc Young

....................................................... 3,972 6,667 .87 1.30 8.28 71.41 9.52

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 3,972 6,667 .87 1.30 8.28 71.41 9.52

Oliver ................................................................................................. 3,972 6,667 .87 1.30 8.28 7 1.41 9.52 Mississippi Power Co Daniel

................................................................ 2,883 11,586 .52 .45 9.21 172.46 39.96

Alabama ................................................................................................ 10 12,621 .70 .55 9.90 182.1 0 45.97

Tuscaloosa ......................................................................................... 10 12,621 .70 .55 9.90 182.10 45. 97 Colorado ................................................................................................ 2,504 11,657 .53 .45 9.41 1 66.36 38.79

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 1,487 11,923 .55 .46 8.83 157.1 2 37.47 Routt .................................................................................................. 1,017 11,269 .50 .44 10.26 1 80.66 40.72 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 54 8,768 .29 .33 5.70 146.20 25 .64

Campbell ............................................................................................ 54 8,768 .29 .33 5.70 146.20 25. 64 Imported ................................................................................................ 315 11,472 .50 .43 8.24 224 .84 51.59

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 315 11,472 .50 .43 8.24 224.84 51.59 Mississippi Power Co Watson

.............................................................. 2,213 11,630 .80 .69 7.06 157.13 36.55

Colorado ................................................................................................ 232 11,958 .59 .50 9.13 159 .02 38.03

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 232 11,958 .59 .50 9.13 159.02 3 8.03 Illinois ................................................................................................... 401 12,071 1.42 1.18 6 .42 153.48 37.05

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 13 12,680 2.68 2.12 7.88 143 .31 36.34 Saline ................................................................................................. 388 12,051 1.38 1.15 6.37 1 53.83 37.08 Imported ................................................................................................ 1,580 11,470 .68 .59 6.92 1 57.82 36.20

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 1,580 11,470 .68 .59 6.92 157.82 36. 20 Monongahela Power Co Albright

........................................................ 419 12,509 1.61 1.29 11.80 105.80 26.47

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Monongahela Power Co Albright

West Virginia........................................................................................ 419 12,509 1.61 1.29 11.80 105. 80 26.47

Barbour .............................................................................................. 15 12,102 1.63 1.35 13.69 102. 17 24.73 Mineral ............................................................................................... 1 11,654 .86 .74 12.71 102.97 24.00 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 111 11,984 1.61 1.34 13.60 103.47 24.80 Preston ............................................................................................... 293 12,731 1.61 1.27 11.02 10 6.81 27.20 Monongahela Power Co Ft Martin

..................................................... 556 12,469 1.60 1.29 11.18 106.51 26.56

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 427 12,558 1.58 1.26 10.83 108 .12 27.16

Greene ................................................................................................ 427 12,558 1.58 1.26 10.83 10 8.12 27.16 West Virginia........................................................................................ 128 12,173 1.68 1.38 12.34 101. 00 24.59

Marion ................................................................................................ * 12,394 1.53 1.23 11.50 108. 30 26.85 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 128 12,173 1.68 1.38 12.34 100.97 24.58 Monongahela Power Co Harrison

....................................................... 1,126 12,271 3.35 2.73 12.47 120.45 29.56

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 28 12,578 3.89 3.10 8.7 8 143.87 36.19

Belmont.............................................................................................. 28 12,578 3.89 3.10 8.78 143. 87 36.19 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 6 12,174 2.26 1.86 13.20 123.5 7 30.09

Greene ................................................................................................ 6 12,174 2.26 1.86 13.20 123. 57 30.09 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,091 12,263 3.34 2.73 12.56 11 9.81 29.39

Harrison ............................................................................................. 1,028 12,252 3.35 2.73 12.55 1 21.26 29.71 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 7 13,120 2.34 1.78 8.17 142.03 37 .27 Upshur ................................................................................................ 56 12,367 3.38 2.73 13.34 90. 84 22.47 Monongahela Power Co Pleasants

....................................................... 718 12,228 3.76 3.08 10.87 91.19 22.30

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 324 12,340 4.05 3.28 9. 81 88.28 21.79

Belmont.............................................................................................. 307 12,390 3.99 3.22 9.47 88. 85 22.02 Noble .................................................................................................. 16 11,383 5.04 4.43 16.20 76 .66 17.45 West Virginia........................................................................................ 394 12,137 3.53 2.91 11.74 93.6 2 22.72

Marshall ............................................................................................. 394 12,137 3.53 2.91 11.74 93. 62 22.72 Monongahela Power Co Rivesville

...................................................... 255 11,754 1.03 .87 12.71 121.35 28.53

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 73 11,790 1.05 .89 11.45 132.1 3 31.16

Fayette ................................................................................................ 73 11,790 1.05 .89 11.45 132 .13 31.16 West Virginia........................................................................................ 182 11,740 1.02 .87 13.22 117.0 0 27.47

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 182 11,740 1.02 .87 13.22 117.00 2 7.47 Monongahela Power Co Willow Island

.............................................. 488 13,012 1.46 1.12 7.59 112.47 29.27

Kentucky............................................................................................... 33 12,553 1.34 1.06 9.61 14 1.44 35.51

Knott .................................................................................................. 33 12,553 1.34 1.06 9.61 14 1.44 35.51 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 451 13,045 1.47 1.13 7.44 110 .40 28.81

Greene................................................................................................ 166 13,068 1.44 1.10 7.85 11 1.28 29.08 Washington ........................................................................................ 285 13,032 1.49 1.14 7.21 109.90 28.64 West Virginia........................................................................................ 3 13,078 1.32 1.01 7.50 114.50 29.95

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 3 13,078 1.32 1.01 7.50 114.50 29 .95 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co Coyote

.................................................. 2,550 6,958 1.11 1.60 9.21 74.53 10.37

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 2,550 6,958 1.11 1.60 9.21 74.5 3 10.37

Mercer................................................................................................ 1,299 6,962 1.11 1.59 9.19 7 4.62 10.39 Oliver ................................................................................................. 1,251 6,953 1.12 1.61 9.24 74.43 10.35
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co Heskett

................................................. 561 7,069 .76 1.08 7.25 96.00 13.57

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 561 7,069 .76 1.08 7.25 96.00 13 .57

Mercer................................................................................................ 357 7,065 .74 1.05 7.20 95.9 2 13.55 Oliver ................................................................................................. 203 7,076 .80 1.13 7.33 96. 13 13.60
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co Lewis and Clark

................................. 307 6,539 .53 .82 9.51 94.93 12.42

Montana ................................................................................................ 307 6,539 .53 .82 9.51 94.93 12.42

Richland ............................................................................................. 307 6,539 .53 .82 9.51 94.93 12 .42 Muscatine City of Muscatine

............................................................... 951 8,278 .61 .73 6.30 87.73 14.53

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 951 8,278 .61 .73 6.30 87.73 14 .53

Campbell ............................................................................................ 951 8,278 .61 .73 6.30 87.73 14. 53
Nebraska Public Power District Gerald Gentleman

......................... 5,707 8,576 .30 .35 4.69 49.69 8.52

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Nebraska Public Power District Gerald Gentleman

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 5,707 8,576 0.30 0.35 4.69 49 .69 8.52

Campbell ............................................................................................ 5,707 8,576 .30 .35 4.69 49.69 8 .52
Nebraska Public Power District Sheldon

........................................... 899 8,593 .32 .38 4.55 65.15 11.20

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 899 8,593 .32 .38 4.55 65.15 11 .20

Campbell ............................................................................................ 899 8,593 .32 .38 4.55 65.15 11. 20
Nevada Power Co Gardner

.................................................................. 2,154 11,845 .59 .50 8.83 118.13 27.98

Utah ....................................................................................................... 2,154 11,845 .59 .50 8. 83 118.13 27.98

Carbon ................................................................................................ 1,347 12,150 .69 .57 8.60 121 .64 29.56 Sevier ................................................................................................. 806 11,335 .42 .37 9.21 111. 84 25.35 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co Bailly

................................................ 1,403 11,302 2.63 2.32 8.54 142.67 32.25

Illinois ................................................................................................... 680 11,077 2.86 2.58 8 .73 127.12 28.16

Perry................................................................................................... 623 11,019 2.86 2.60 8.84 124.84 27.51 White.................................................................................................. 57 11,715 2.88 2.46 7.50 15 0.47 35.26 Indiana .................................................................................................. 589 11,257 2.45 2.18 8.4 3 164.02 36.93

Daviess............................................................................................... 548 11,274 2.44 2.16 8.40 16 5.33 37.28 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 41 11,036 2.65 2.40 8.86 146 .16 32.26 West Virginia........................................................................................ 110 13,053 2.53 1.94 8.40 121. 86 31.81

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 110 13,053 2.53 1.94 8.40 121.86 31.81 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 24 10,724 .58 .54 6.82 164.77 3 5.34

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1 8,860 .25 .28 4.87 101.14 17.9 2 Carbon ................................................................................................ 22 10,824 .60 .55 6.92 167.55 36.27 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co Michigan City

................................. 1,427 9,524 .38 .40 6.09 122.14 23.26

Utah ....................................................................................................... 228 12,200 .49 .40 9.01 159.04 38.81

Sevier ................................................................................................. 228 12,200 .49 .40 9.01 159. 04 38.81 West Virginia........................................................................................ 22 13,071 2.53 1.94 8.58 122.5 8 32.05

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 22 13,071 2.53 1.94 8.58 122.58 3 2.05 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,177 8,938 .32 .36 5.47 112.3 7 20.09

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,081 8,795 .30 .34 5.37 107.38 18.89 Carbon ................................................................................................ 83 10,799 .61 .56 6.80 165.54 35.75 Converse ............................................................................................ 12 8,906 .26 .29 5.20 108.30 19. 29
Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co Mitchell

............................................ 1,008 9,217 .29 .32 5.31 126.44 23.31

Utah ....................................................................................................... 45 11,595 .37 .32 8.33 1 93.00 44.76

Sevier ................................................................................................. 45 11,595 .37 .32 8.33 193.0 0 44.76 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 963 9,106 .29 .32 5.17 122.48 2 2.30

Campbell ............................................................................................ 831 8,860 .24 .27 4.90 112.56 19 .95 Carbon ................................................................................................ 130 10,682 .60 .56 6.92 174.6 0 37.30 Converse ............................................................................................ 1 8,860 .22 .25 5.10 180.00 31.9 0
Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co Rollin Schahfer

............................... 5,295 9,973 1.36 1.36 6.57 122.75 24.48

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,539 10,794 3.16 2.93 8.63 123.94 26.76

Logan ................................................................................................. 100 10,491 3.09 2.95 9.18 18 4.93 38.80 Montgomery ...................................................................................... 772 10,640 3.39 3.19 8.40 122.43 26 .05 Perry................................................................................................... 667 11,018 2.90 2.63 8.80 116.92 25.76 Virginia ................................................................................................. 137 14,083 .65 .46 4.89 17 9.93 50.68

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 137 14,083 .65 .46 4.89 179.93 50 .68 West Virginia........................................................................................ 470 13,098 2.38 1.82 8.23 117. 26 30.72

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 470 13,098 2.38 1.82 8.23 117.26 30.72 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,149 8,926 .36 .40 5.39 119.3 1 21.30

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,664 8,780 .35 .40 5.26 114.16 20.05 Carbon ................................................................................................ 235 10,688 .60 .56 7.01 170.3 6 36.42 Converse ............................................................................................ 249 8,830 .25 .28 5.32 115.75 20 .44 Northern States Power Co Bay Front

................................................. 166 10,147 .30 .29 5.12 146.32 29.69

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 166 10,147 .30 .29 5.12 146.32 29.69

Campbell ............................................................................................ 48 8,887 .20 .23 4.09 115.49 20. 53 Carbon ................................................................................................ 66 11,293 .38 .34 5.70 160.00 36.14 Converse ............................................................................................ 53 9,861 .29 .29 5.34 151.94 29. 97 Northern States Power Co Black Dog

................................................ 661 8,836 .20 .23 4.39 100.77 17.81

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Northern States Power Co Black Dog

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 661 8,836 0.20 0.23 4.39 100. 77 17.81

Campbell ............................................................................................ 661 8,836 .20 .23 4.39 100.77 17 .81 Northern States Power Co High Bridge

............................................. 781 8,958 .20 .22 4.25 92.35 16.55

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 781 8,958 .20 .22 4.25 92.35 16 .55

Campbell ............................................................................................ 781 8,958 .20 .22 4.25 92.35 16. 55 Northern States Power Co King

.......................................................... 1,742 8,903 .37 .41 5.68 102.59 18.27

Montana ................................................................................................ 522 8,802 .67 .76 8.97 108.4 3 19.09

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 522 8,802 .67 .76 8.97 108.43 19. 09 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,220 8,946 .24 .27 4.28 100.1 3 17.92

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,220 8,946 .24 .27 4.28 100.13 17.92
Northern States Power Co Riverside

.................................................. 1,310 8,964 .20 .22 4.20 94.16 16.88

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,310 8,964 .20 .22 4.20 94.16 16.88

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,310 8,964 .20 .22 4.20 94.16 1 6.88 Northern States Power Co Sherburne County

.................................. 8,595 8,750 .53 .60 7.64 91.62 16.03

Montana ................................................................................................ 5,243 8,732 .67 .76 9.05 90. 87 15.87

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 4,382 8,727 .66 .75 9.18 91.86 16 .03 Rosebud ............................................................................................. 861 8,760 .72 .82 8.42 85.83 15. 04 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,351 8,777 .31 .35 5.43 92.79 16.29

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,351 8,777 .31 .35 5.43 92.79 1 6.29
Ohio Power Co Gavin

........................................................................... 7,226 11,564 3.39 2.93 11.30 153.61 35.53

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 76 12,482 .85 .68 9.66 130.8 4 32.66

Pike .................................................................................................... 76 12,482 .85 .68 9.66 130. 84 32.66 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 6,480 11,461 3.56 3.10 1 1.43 159.50 36.56

Belmont.............................................................................................. 1,236 12,424 4.04 3.25 9.37 8 3.28 20.69 Gallia .................................................................................................. 322 10,936 2.70 2.47 12.81 102.16 22.34 Harrison ............................................................................................. 1 11,606 3.44 2.96 12.50 100.6 0 23.35 Jackson ............................................................................................... 322 10,936 2.70 2.47 12.81 10 2.16 22.34 Mahoning ........................................................................................... 8 11,787 1.04 .88 12.80 205.90 48 .54 Meigs ................................................................................................. 4,260 11,301 3.62 3.20 11.71 196.45 44.40 Vinton ................................................................................................ 332 10,936 2.70 2.47 12.81 10 2.15 22.34 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 123 13,094 2.84 2.17 8.10 95. 78 25.08

Greene................................................................................................ 123 13,094 2.84 2.17 8.10 95 .78 25.08 West Virginia........................................................................................ 547 12,316 1.86 1.51 10.69 105. 74 26.05

Boone ................................................................................................. 248 12,441 .79 .63 10.34 111. 97 27.86 Brooke ................................................................................................ 183 12,302 3.75 3.05 10.75 89 .23 21.95 Clay .................................................................................................... 3 12,408 .71 .57 11.90 147. 20 36.53 Fayette ................................................................................................ 1 12,408 .71 .57 11.90 147.2 0 36.53 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 10 12,063 .80 .66 13.08 110.01 26 .54 Marshall ............................................................................................. 21 12,533 2.69 2.15 8.92 94.3 9 23.66 Mingo ................................................................................................. 39 11,879 .81 .69 12.06 117.0 0 27.80 Wayne ................................................................................................ 43 12,004 .82 .68 11.41 131.88 31.66
Ohio Power Co Kammer

...................................................................... 1,523 13,008 1.46 1.12 7.56 112.14 29.17

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 19 12,484 1.18 .95 10.60 111 .20 27.76

Floyd .................................................................................................. 6 12,484 1.18 .95 10.60 111. 20 27.76 Knott .................................................................................................. 6 12,484 1.18 .95 10.60 111. 20 27.76 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 6 12,484 1.18 .95 10.60 111.20 2 7.76 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1,479 13,022 1.48 1.14 7.57 1 11.94 29.15

Greene................................................................................................ 1,453 13,021 1.48 1.14 7.57 111.88 29.14 Washington ........................................................................................ 26 13,070 1.45 1.11 7.26 115.19 3 0.11 Virginia ................................................................................................. 18 13,941 .62 .44 4.73 120 .26 33.53

Tazewell ............................................................................................. 18 13,941 .62 .44 4.73 120.26 3 3.53 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 7 8,927 .23 .26 4.80 143.70 25. 66

Campbell ............................................................................................ 7 8,927 .23 .26 4.80 143.70 25.6 6
Ohio Power Co Mitchell

....................................................................... 3,500 12,160 .80 .66 12.96 146.96 35.74

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2 11,478 .95 .83 13.30 172.9 0 39.69

Pike .................................................................................................... 2 11,478 .95 .83 13.30 172. 90 39.69

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Ohio Power Co Mitchell

West Virginia........................................................................................ 3,499 12,160 0.80 0.66 12.96 14 6.95 35.74

Boone ................................................................................................. 2,273 12,080 .74 .61 12.97 15 1.83 36.68 Fayette ................................................................................................ 1 12,004 .74 .62 13.70 142.2 0 34.14 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 27 11,896 .83 .70 13.15 108.84 25 .90 Mingo ................................................................................................. 4 11,893 .78 .65 12.99 121.25 28.84 Wayne ................................................................................................ 4 12,001 .81 .67 12.80 116.01 2 7.84 Webster .............................................................................................. 1,190 12,320 .92 .75 12.95 138 .82 34.21 Ohio Power Co Muskingum

................................................................. 3,348 11,839 2.28 1.93 11.54 131.82 31.21

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 1,795 11,511 3.52 3.05 1 1.59 130.92 30.14

Belmont.............................................................................................. 1 12,554 3.92 3.12 9.40 87.90 22.07 Morgan ............................................................................................... 13 11,635 3.19 2.74 10.60 94.5 6 22.00 Muskingum ........................................................................................ 352 11,642 3.08 2.65 10.50 127.75 2 9.75 Noble .................................................................................................. 561 11,442 3.77 3.29 12.21 1 31.79 30.16 Perry ................................................................................................... 867 11,499 3.53 3.07 11.65 132.29 30.42 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,553 12,219 .86 .71 11.49 132. 79 32.45

Boone ................................................................................................. 899 12,157 .85 .70 10.99 131. 04 31.86 Clay .................................................................................................... * 12,376 .70 .57 12.40 145. 20 35.94 Fayette ................................................................................................ * 11,859 .75 .63 12.60 144.6 4 34.31 Logan ................................................................................................. 171 12,232 .72 .59 11.37 132. 58 32.44 Webster .............................................................................................. 481 12,331 .95 .77 12.46 136.0 8 33.56 Ohio Valley Electric Corp Kyger Creek

............................................ 2,554 12,419 2.15 1.73 8.37 106.60 26.48

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 210 12,552 .85 .67 9.25 120. 80 30.33

Boyd ................................................................................................... 10 12,006 .81 .67 11.10 171. 60 41.20 Pike .................................................................................................... 200 12,579 .85 .67 9.16 118 .45 29.80 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 528 12,329 3.78 3.07 9. 40 85.35 21.04

Belmont.............................................................................................. 437 12,467 3.91 3.14 9.25 82. 79 20.64 Harrison ............................................................................................. 21 12,230 2.79 2.28 11.00 96.0 0 23.48 Jackson............................................................................................... 70 11,494 3.28 2.86 9.82 99. 36 22.84 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 283 13,058 1.92 1.47 7.57 108 .08 28.23

Greene................................................................................................ 112 13,087 2.50 1.91 8.03 93 .12 24.38 Washington ........................................................................................ 171 13,039 1.55 1.19 7.27 117.95 30.76 Virginia ................................................................................................. 454 13,802 .72 .52 5.64 12 8.36 35.43

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 454 13,802 .72 .52 5.64 128.36 35 .43 West Virginia........................................................................................ 870 12,429 2.74 2.20 9.95 99.2 6 24.67

Brooke ................................................................................................ 452 12,255 3.68 3.00 10.64 87 .69 21.49 Greenbrier .......................................................................................... 21 13,075 1.06 .81 8.60 147.10 3 8.47 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 158 13,099 .69 .53 7.05 119.78 31 .38 Marshall ............................................................................................. 169 12,180 3.14 2.58 11.28 93. 47 22.77 Wayne ................................................................................................ 70 12,447 .82 .66 9.25 122.68 3 0.54 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 211 8,634 .33 .38 5.29 127.84 2 2.08

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 33 8,561 .30 .35 5.44 142.12 24.3 3 Campbell ............................................................................................ 114 8,683 .35 .40 5.18 124.61 21 .64 Converse ............................................................................................ 63 8,584 .32 .37 5.43 126.26 21. 68 Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co Muskogee

........................................... 5,166 8,768 .25 .29 5.10 78.39 13.75

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 5,166 8,768 .25 .29 5.10 78.39 13.75

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,211 8,758 .26 .29 5.06 78.77 1 3.80 Converse ............................................................................................ 955 8,812 .23 .26 5.27 76.74 13. 52 Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co Sooner

................................................. 3,443 8,769 .25 .28 5.01 77.92 13.66

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,443 8,769 .25 .28 5.01 77.92 13.66

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,831 8,754 .25 .28 4.96 78.42 1 3.73 Converse ............................................................................................ 611 8,834 .25 .28 5.21 75.62 13. 36 Omaha Public Power District Nebraska City

.................................... 2,975 8,472 .32 .38 5.46 55.35 9.38

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,975 8,472 .32 .38 5.46 55.35 9.38

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,975 8,472 .32 .38 5.46 55.35 9 .38 Omaha Public Power District North Omaha

..................................... 2,263 8,643 .31 .35 5.64 61.08 10.56

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,263 8,643 .31 .35 5.64 61.08 10.56

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,263 8,643 .31 .35 5.64 61.08 1 0.56 Orlando Utilities Comm Stanton Energy

........................................... 2,544 12,723 1.20 .94 9.18 166.09 42.26

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Orlando Utilities Comm Stanton Energy

Kentucky............................................................................................... 2,544 12,723 1.20 0.94 9.1 8 166.09 42.26

Harlan ................................................................................................ 1,069 12,710 1.31 1.03 9.07 162.87 41.40 Letcher ............................................................................................... 909 12,694 .96 .76 9.69 170.0 4 43.17 Pike .................................................................................................... 567 12,796 1.37 1.07 8.56 165.86 42.45 Otter Tail Power Co Big Stone

............................................................ 2,182 8,427 .33 .39 5.49 103.27 17.41

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,182 8,427 .33 .39 5.49 103.2 7 17.41

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,182 8,427 .33 .39 5.49 103.27 17.41
Otter Tail Power Co Hoot Lake

.......................................................... 511 9,247 .35 .38 4.23 125.70 23.25

Montana ................................................................................................ 511 9,247 .35 .38 4.23 125.7 0 23.25

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 511 9,247 .35 .38 4.23 125.70 23. 25 Owensboro City of Smith

..................................................................... 1,139 10,718 3.25 3.03 11.62 90.95 19.49

Indiana .................................................................................................. 398 10,914 3.05 2.80 10.1 2 93.55 20.42

Daviess ............................................................................................... 23 10,823 2.29 2.12 10.90 98. 10 21.23 Gibson ................................................................................................ 120 10,770 3.45 3.20 10.48 91 .68 19.75 Pike .................................................................................................... 204 10,982 2.79 2.54 9.59 94.57 20.77 Warrick .............................................................................................. 50 11,026 3.53 3.20 11.06 91.6 9 20.22 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 741 10,612 3.36 3.17 12.43 8 9.51 19.00

Daviess ............................................................................................... 113 10,814 3.72 3.44 10.99 89 .22 19.30 Henderson .......................................................................................... 347 10,411 3.46 3.32 12.49 88.12 18.35 Hopkins .............................................................................................. 13 9,279 2.32 2.50 12.32 81.94 15.21 Mclean ............................................................................................... 119 10,637 3.11 2.93 11.48 88. 53 18.83 Ohio ................................................................................................... 54 10,587 2.19 2.07 12.10 92 .58 19.60 Webster .............................................................................................. 96 11,265 3.67 3.25 15.30 94.8 2 21.36 PacifiCorp Carbon

................................................................................. 561 12,179 .48 .39 8.91 59.17 14.41

Utah ....................................................................................................... 561 12,179 .48 .39 8.91 59.17 14.41

Emery ................................................................................................. 561 12,179 .48 .39 8.91 59.17 14.41 PacifiCorp Emery-Hunter

.................................................................... 3,499 11,719 .54 .46 9.29 90.47 21.20

Utah ....................................................................................................... 3,499 11,719 .54 .46 9. 29 90.47 21.20

Carbon ................................................................................................ 458 12,553 1.05 .84 7.75 75.8 4 19.04 Emery ................................................................................................. 1,852 11,778 .54 .46 10.10 10 6.30 25.04 Sevier ................................................................................................. 1,189 11,304 .35 .31 8.62 71 .05 16.06 PacifiCorp Huntington

.......................................................................... 2,271 12,004 .42 .35 8.34 69.72 16.74

Utah ....................................................................................................... 2,271 12,004 .42 .35 8. 34 69.72 16.74

Carbon ................................................................................................ 14 12,833 1.20 .94 7.16 75.44 19.36 Emery ................................................................................................. 2,257 11,999 .42 .35 8.35 69. 68 16.72 PacifiCorp Jim Bridger

......................................................................... 8,451 9,373 .53 .56 9.74 104.89 19.66

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 8,451 9,373 .53 .56 9.74 104.8 9 19.66

Carbon ................................................................................................ 82 9,229 .42 .46 8.10 92.20 17 .02 Sweetwater ......................................................................................... 8,369 9,375 .53 .57 9.75 105.01 1 9.69 PacifiCorp Johnston

.............................................................................. 3,239 8,365 .35 .42 5.50 56.24 9.41

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,239 8,365 .35 .42 5.50 56.24 9.41

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,239 8,365 .35 .42 5.50 56.24 9 .41 PacifiCorp Naughton

............................................................................. 2,266 9,883 .97 .98 5.07 96.60 19.09

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,266 9,883 .97 .98 5.07 96.60 19.09

Lincoln ............................................................................................... 2,266 9,883 .97 .98 5.07 96.6 0 19.09 PacifiCorp Wyodak

............................................................................... 1,929 8,060 .60 .74 7.04 74.02 11.93

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,929 8,060 .60 .74 7.04 74.02 11.93

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,929 8,060 .60 .74 7.04 74.02 1 1.93 Painesville City of Painesville

............................................................... 88 12,376 2.50 2.02 7.48 137.72 34.09

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 88 12,376 2.50 2.02 7.4 8 137.72 34.09

Columbiana........................................................................................ 88 12,376 2.50 2.02 7.48 137.72 3 4.09 Philadelphia Electric Co Cromby

........................................................ 13 12,782 2.28 1.78 9.35 163.65 41.84

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Philadelphia Electric Co Cromby

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 13 12,782 2.28 1.78 9.35 163. 65 41.84

Greene................................................................................................ 7 13,157 2.46 1.87 8.07 139. 99 36.84 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 3 11,881 2.49 2.10 13.36 237. 94 56.54 Washington ........................................................................................ 3 12,811 1.64 1.28 8.35 151.43 38 .80 Philadelphia Electric Co Eddystone

.................................................... 195 13,127 1.89 1.44 8.02 154.77 40.63

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 164 13,165 2.09 1.59 7.82 141 .77 37.33

Greene................................................................................................ 134 13,181 2.22 1.69 7.87 14 0.18 36.96 Washington ........................................................................................ 30 13,092 1.50 1.15 7.57 148.93 3 8.99 West Virginia........................................................................................ 31 12,924 .80 .62 9.10 224.82 58 .11

Nicholas ............................................................................................. 31 12,924 .80 .62 9.10 224.82 5 8.11 Plains Elec Gen&Trans Coop Inc Escalante

..................................... 533 9,159 .83 .91 18.41 135.12 24.75

New Mexico ......................................................................................... 533 9,159 .83 .91 18.41 135.12 24. 75

Mckinley ............................................................................................ 533 9,159 .83 .91 18.41 135.12 2 4.75 Platte River Power Authority Rawhide

.............................................. 1,312 8,832 .23 .26 5.12 61.65 10.89

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,312 8,832 .23 .26 5.12 61.65 10.89

Campbell ............................................................................................ 8 8,917 .21 .24 4.70 61.90 11.04 Converse ............................................................................................ 1,304 8,831 .23 .26 5.13 61.65 1 0.89 Portland General Electric Co Boardman

........................................... 2,583 8,706 .38 .43 6.21 110.99 19.33

Utah ....................................................................................................... 311 11,880 .54 .45 11.4 8 115.89 27.54

Emery ................................................................................................. 245 11,794 .55 .46 12.04 119. 43 28.17 Sevier ................................................................................................. 66 12,202 .51 .42 9.40 103.2 0 25.18 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,272 8,272 .35 .43 5.49 110.0 3 18.20

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,272 8,272 .35 .43 5.49 110.03 18.20 PSI Energy Inc Cayuga

........................................................................ 3,178 10,927 .95 .87 8.27 124.69 27.25

Illinois ................................................................................................... 38 10,474 1.35 1.29 7. 12 128.36 26.89

Vermilion........................................................................................... 38 10,474 1.35 1.29 7.12 128.3 6 26.89 Indiana .................................................................................................. 3,140 10,932 .95 .87 8.28 124.65 27.25

Daviess............................................................................................... 33 11,090 1.31 1.18 8.16 128 .56 28.52 Knox .................................................................................................. 2,009 11,024 .82 .74 7.97 130 .67 28.81 Parke .................................................................................................. 2 11,360 2.78 2.45 9.20 142 .60 32.40 Vermillion.......................................................................................... 260 10,917 1.45 1.33 7.11 115. 06 25.12 Vigo ................................................................................................... 451 10,374 1.05 1.02 10.93 1 06.85 22.17 White .................................................................................................. 386 11,100 1.09 .99 7.59 118 .89 26.39 PSI Energy Inc Edwardsport

............................................................... 351 11,135 1.47 1.32 8.52 108.51 24.17

Indiana .................................................................................................. 351 11,135 1.47 1.32 8.5 2 108.51 24.17

Daviess............................................................................................... 51 11,463 1.62 1.42 7.34 101 .87 23.36 Knox .................................................................................................. 203 10,961 1.34 1.23 9.45 10 5.03 23.03 Pike .................................................................................................... 51 11,756 1.72 1.47 5.48 1 15.82 27.23 Vigo ................................................................................................... 46 10,853 1.60 1.48 9.08 12 3.11 26.72 PSI Energy Inc Gallagher

.................................................................... 1,259 12,092 1.91 1.58 7.59 127.73 30.89

Illinois ................................................................................................... 194 12,329 2.06 1.67 7 .62 145.34 35.84

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 101 12,591 2.63 2.09 8.66 13 2.86 33.46 Saline ................................................................................................. 93 12,046 1.44 1.20 6.49 15 9.46 38.42 Indiana .................................................................................................. 566 11,100 1.53 1.38 7.9 9 134.98 29.97

Clay.................................................................................................... 122 10,951 1.84 1.68 9.80 130.47 28.58 Daviess............................................................................................... 14 11,274 1.51 1.34 7.63 140 .88 31.77 Gibson................................................................................................ 202 10,828 1.81 1.67 9.72 10 8.75 23.55 Knox .................................................................................................. 35 10,948 1.23 1.12 8.19 171 .92 37.64 Pike .................................................................................................... 190 11,503 1.12 .97 4.99 15 7.01 36.12 Vigo ................................................................................................... 3 11,039 .58 .53 7.20 134.50 29.69 Kentucky............................................................................................... 27 11,472 1.36 1.19 8.52 13 1.95 30.28

Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 27 11,472 1.36 1.19 8.52 131.95 30.28 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 135 13,107 2.31 1.76 7.85 99. 99 26.21

Greene................................................................................................ 135 13,107 2.31 1.76 7.85 99 .99 26.21 West Virginia........................................................................................ 336 13,266 2.33 1.76 6.73 118. 79 31.52

Kanawha ............................................................................................ 8 11,636 1.04 .89 12.38 163.33 38 .01 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 327 13,308 2.37 1.78 6.59 117.79 31.35 PSI Energy Inc Gibson Station

............................................................ 9,447 11,012 1.90 1.73 9.45 102.92 22.67

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
PSI Energy Inc Gibson Station

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,608 10,961 1.48 1.35 11.15 102.47 22.46

Saline ................................................................................................. 160 12,082 1.40 1.16 6.31 1 08.97 26.33 Wabash .............................................................................................. 1,449 10,838 1.49 1.37 11.68 10 1.67 22.04 Indiana .................................................................................................. 7,839 11,023 1.99 1.80 9 .10 103.02 22.71

Gibson................................................................................................ 7,343 10,995 2.05 1.87 9.31 101.57 22.33 Knox .................................................................................................. 69 10,959 .60 .55 7.86 132.14 28.96 Pike .................................................................................................... 293 11,711 1.02 .87 4.64 12 1.58 28.48 Vigo ................................................................................................... 99 10,725 1.19 1.11 8.89 12 2.09 26.19 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 35 12,065 1.46 1.21 6.43 129.20 31.18 PSI Energy Inc Noblesville

................................................................... 185 10,508 1.55 1.48 8.72 145.36 30.55

Indiana .................................................................................................. 185 10,508 1.55 1.48 8.7 2 145.36 30.55

Vigo ................................................................................................... 185 10,508 1.55 1.48 8.72 1 45.36 30.55 PSI Energy Inc Wabash River

............................................................. 2,121 10,729 1.49 1.38 9.15 107.67 23.10

Indiana .................................................................................................. 2,121 10,729 1.49 1.38 9 .15 107.67 23.10

Sullivan .............................................................................................. 116 10,854 1.60 1.48 9.28 99 .60 21.62 Vigo ................................................................................................... 2,006 10,722 1.48 1.38 9.1 4 108.14 23.19 Public Service Co of Colorado Araphoe

............................................. 857 8,763 .29 .33 5.51 80.64 14.13

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 857 8,763 .29 .33 5.51 80.64 14 .13

Campbell ............................................................................................ 857 8,763 .29 .33 5.51 80.64 14. 13 Public Service Co of Colorado Cameo

............................................... 296 11,081 .48 .43 11.80 96.72 21.44

Colorado ................................................................................................ 296 11,081 .48 .43 11.80 96 .72 21.44

Garfield .............................................................................................. 296 11,081 .48 .43 11.80 96.7 2 21.44 Public Service Co of Colorado Cherokee

........................................... 2,057 11,337 .49 .43 9.69 97.12 22.02

Colorado ................................................................................................ 2,057 11,337 .49 .43 9.69 9 7.12 22.02

Delta ................................................................................................... 53 12,175 .37 .30 7.00 154. 36 37.59 Gunnison ............................................................................................ 22 12,074 .54 .45 8.27 93.40 22. 55 Moffat ................................................................................................ 33 10,910 .36 .33 4.60 88.23 1 9.25 Routt .................................................................................................. 1,949 11,313 .49 .44 9.87 95 .63 21.64 Public Service Co of Colorado Comanche

......................................... 2,492 8,598 .32 .38 4.60 64.52 11.09

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,492 8,598 .32 .38 4.60 64.52 11.09

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,492 8,598 .32 .38 4.60 64.52 1 1.09 Public Service Co of Colorado Hayden

.............................................. 1,666 10,386 .42 .41 8.21 100.90 20.96

Colorado ................................................................................................ 1,666 10,386 .42 .41 8.21 1 00.90 20.96

Routt .................................................................................................. 1,666 10,386 .42 .41 8.21 10 0.90 20.96 Public Service Co of Colorado Pawnee

.............................................. 2,525 8,412 .36 .43 4.80 90.91 15.30

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,525 8,412 .36 .43 4.80 90.91 15.30

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,525 8,412 .36 .43 4.80 90.91 1 5.30 Public Service Co of Colorado Valmont

............................................. 590 10,842 .41 .38 7.67 111.53 24.19

Colorado ................................................................................................ 590 10,842 .41 .38 7.67 111 .53 24.19

Moffat ................................................................................................ 318 10,459 .34 .33 5.67 109.3 5 22.87 Routt .................................................................................................. 272 11,292 .49 .43 10.02 113 .89 25.72 Public Service Co of NH Merrimack

.................................................. 1,125 13,170 1.68 1.28 6.85 165.30 43.54

Montana ................................................................................................ 10 9,465 .34 .36 4.10 207.10 39.20

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 10 9,465 .34 .36 4.10 207.10 39.2 0 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 18 13,225 2.12 1.60 5.8 0 215.95 57.12

Harrison ............................................................................................. 18 13,225 2.12 1.60 5.80 215. 95 57.12 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 946 13,183 1.61 1.22 6.87 165 .55 43.65

Greene................................................................................................ 776 13,108 1.63 1.24 6.98 16 5.65 43.43 Indiana ............................................................................................... 104 13,649 1.39 1.02 6.46 17 0.36 46.51 Westmoreland .................................................................................... 66 13,326 1.77 1.32 6.26 156.65 41. 75 West Virginia........................................................................................ 151 13,326 2.18 1.63 7.00 156. 05 41.59

Fayette ................................................................................................ 17 14,148 .66 .47 4.90 190.0 0 53.76 Marion................................................................................................ 8 13,245 2.07 1.56 7.80 146. 40 38.78 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 85 13,250 2.43 1.83 6.77 153.87 4 0.78 Upshur................................................................................................ 41 13,160 2.30 1.75 8.17 147 .55 38.84

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Public Service Co of NH Schiller

........................................................ 585 12,712 0.67 0.53 6.55 171.02 43.48

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 10 12,967 1.57 1.21 7.30 169. 70 44.01

Greene................................................................................................ 10 12,967 1.57 1.21 7.30 169 .70 44.01 West Virginia........................................................................................ 11 13,402 .91 .68 6.50 247.00 66 .21

Boone ................................................................................................. 11 13,402 .91 .68 6.50 247.00 66.21 Imported ................................................................................................ 564 12,694 .65 .51 6.53 169 .46 43.02

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 564 12,694 .65 .51 6.53 169.46 43.02 Public Service Co of NM San Juan

..................................................... 6,118 9,542 .70 .73 22.49 184.67 35.25

New Mexico ......................................................................................... 6,118 9,542 .70 .73 22.49 184.67 3 5.25

San Juan............................................................................................. 6,118 9,542 .70 .73 22.49 184.6 7 35.25 Public Service Co of Oklahoma Northeastern

................................... 3,272 8,743 .39 .45 5.29 115.91 20.27

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,272 8,743 .39 .45 5.29 115.9 1 20.27

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,272 8,743 .39 .45 5.29 115.91 20.27 Reliant - HL&P Limestone

................................................................... 7,169 6,756 1.20 1.77 15.67 127.07 17.17

Texas ..................................................................................................... 7,169 6,756 1.20 1.77 15 .67 127.07 17.17

Freestone ............................................................................................ 395 6,864 1.18 1.72 14.84 215. 00 29.52 Leon ................................................................................................... 6,773 6,750 1.20 1.78 15.71 121.85 16.45 Reliant - HL&P Parish

......................................................................... 9,254 8,593 .38 .44 5.28 175.32 30.13

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 9,254 8,593 .38 .44 5.28 175.3 2 30.13

Campbell ............................................................................................ 9,254 8,593 .38 .44 5.28 175.32 30.13 Richmond City of Whitewater

............................................................. 321 11,732 2.08 1.77 10.31 152.50 35.78

Indiana .................................................................................................. 116 11,145 1.79 1.61 8.1 0 153.93 34.31

Gibson................................................................................................ 105 11,142 1.79 1.60 8.08 15 2.24 33.92 Greene................................................................................................ 11 11,179 1.87 1.67 8.28 170 .22 38.06 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 15 12,036 2.03 1.68 13.05 17 6.56 42.50

Knott .................................................................................................. 15 12,036 2.03 1.68 13.05 17 6.56 42.50 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 28 11,267 2.55 2.27 10.0 8 146.18 32.94

Hocking.............................................................................................. 26 11,357 2.68 2.36 9.77 142. 23 32.31 Tuscarawas ........................................................................................ 2 10,290 1.22 1.19 13.47 193.17 39 .75 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 161 12,205 2.21 1.81 11.68 150 .34 36.70

Greene ................................................................................................ 161 12,205 2.21 1.81 11.68 15 0.34 36.70 Rochester Gas & Electric Corp Russell 7

.......................................... 660 13,133 2.06 1.57 7.63 140.50 36.90

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 278 12,990 1.79 1.38 7.99 156 .27 40.60

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 11 13,030 1.10 .84 7.00 128.60 33 .51 Elk ...................................................................................................... 39 12,577 2.37 1.88 11.71 203.90 51.29 Greene................................................................................................ 218 13,070 1.78 1.36 7.28 14 5.16 37.95 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 10 12,824 .68 .53 10.00 250.5 0 64.25 West Virginia........................................................................................ 381 13,237 2.26 1.71 7.37 129. 21 34.21

Lewis.................................................................................................. 21 13,099 1.77 1.35 7.13 12 9.92 34.04 Marion................................................................................................ 62 13,133 1.77 1.34 7.91 129 .06 33.90 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 289 13,267 2.40 1.81 7.27 129.24 34.29 Webster .............................................................................................. 10 13,297 2.17 1.63 7.30 127. 80 33.99 Rochester Public Utilities Silver Lake

................................................ 191 11,655 .96 .82 7.41 184.21 42.94

Illinois ................................................................................................... 120 12,119 1.04 .86 6.4 7 186.94 45.31

Saline ................................................................................................. 120 12,119 1.04 .86 6.47 186 .94 45.31 Indiana .................................................................................................. 64 10,850 .85 .79 9.20 169 .91 36.87

Sullivan .............................................................................................. 64 10,850 .85 .79 9.20 169.91 36.87 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 7 11,000 .50 .45 7.20 260.80 57 .38

Carbon ................................................................................................ 7 11,000 .50 .45 7.20 260.80 5 7.38 Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist Coronado

........................................... 3,466 9,739 .46 .47 13.07 127.01 24.74

Montana ................................................................................................ 121 9,388 .32 .34 3.88 124.7 0 23.41

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 121 9,388 .32 .34 3.88 124.70 23. 41 New Mexico ......................................................................................... 3,010 9,860 .46 .46 14.28 127.28 2 5.10

Mckinley ............................................................................................ 3,010 9,860 .46 .46 14.28 127.2 8 25.10 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 335 8,780 .51 .58 5.52 125.16 2 1.98

Campbell ............................................................................................ 335 8,780 .51 .58 5.52 125.16 21 .98 Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist Navajo

................................................ 8,223 10,909 .53 .48 9.35 117.14 25.56

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist Navajo

Arizona.................................................................................................. 8,223 10,909 0.53 0.48 9 .35 117.14 25.56

Navajo ................................................................................................ 8,223 10,909 .53 .48 9.35 117 .14 25.56 San Antonio City of JT Deely/Spruce

................................................. 5,938 8,447 .32 .38 5.45 101.01 17.07

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 5,938 8,447 .32 .38 5.45 101.0 1 17.07

Campbell ............................................................................................ 5,922 8,446 .32 .38 5.45 101.00 17.06 Converse ............................................................................................ 16 8,867 .30 .34 5.20 104.10 18. 46 San Miguel Electric Coop Inc San Miguel

......................................... 3,282 5,200 2.06 3.97 25.56 79.59 8.28

Texas ..................................................................................................... 3,282 5,200 2.06 3.97 25 .56 79.59 8.28

Atascosa ............................................................................................. 3,229 5,201 2.06 3.96 25.53 79 .68 8.29 McMullen .......................................................................................... 53 5,151 2.10 4.08 27.20 74.00 7.6 2
Savannah Electric & Power Inc Kraft

............................................... 436 12,526 .74 .59 7.45 142.18 35.62

Imported ................................................................................................ 436 12,526 .74 .59 7.45 142 .18 35.62

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 436 12,526 .74 .59 7.45 142.18 35.62
Savannah Electric & Power Inc McIntosh

......................................... 287 12,477 .72 .57 154.29 167.45 41.79

West Virginia........................................................................................ 287 12,477 .72 .57 154.29 167.4 5 41.79

Boone ................................................................................................. 153 12,300 .75 .61 12.55 166. 00 40.84 Mingo ................................................................................................. 135 12,677 .68 .53 314.65 169 .04 42.86 Seminole Electric Coop Inc Seminole

................................................. 3,301 12,203 2.79 2.29 8.49 180.24 43.99

Illinois ................................................................................................... 796 11,633 2.73 2.34 8 .09 168.44 39.19

White.................................................................................................. 796 11,633 2.73 2.34 8.09 1 68.44 39.19 Indiana .................................................................................................. 76 11,535 3.33 2.89 8.44 204.94 47.28

Gibson................................................................................................ 76 11,535 3.33 2.89 8.44 204 .94 47.28 Kentucky............................................................................................... 2,294 12,360 2.80 2.26 8.6 8 184.98 45.73

Caldwell............................................................................................. 160 12,422 2.74 2.20 7.66 169 .66 42.15 Pike .................................................................................................... 245 12,873 1.59 1.24 8.76 202.91 52.24 Webster .............................................................................................. 1,889 12,288 2.96 2.41 8.75 1 83.86 45.19 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 9 13,154 2.59 1.97 7.20 163.1 0 42.91

Greene................................................................................................ 9 13,154 2.59 1.97 7.20 163. 10 42.91 West Virginia........................................................................................ 126 13,267 2.87 2.16 7.61 153. 45 40.72

Harrison ............................................................................................. 107 13,221 2.94 2.22 7.66 152 .08 40.21 Marion................................................................................................ 19 13,524 2.48 1.83 7.30 161 .00 43.55 Sierra Pacific Power Co North Valmy

............................................... 968 11,237 .40 .36 8.49 157.44 35.38

Utah ....................................................................................................... 941 11,280 .40 .35 8.49 155.97 35.19

Carbon ................................................................................................ 365 11,459 .39 .34 7.70 121.9 2 27.94 Sevier ................................................................................................. 576 11,167 .40 .36 9.00 178. 10 39.78 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 27 9,714 .48 .49 8.24 217.21 42 .20

Sweetwater ......................................................................................... 27 9,714 .48 .49 8.24 217.21 42.2 0 Sikeston City of Sikeston

...................................................................... 802 8,770 .34 .39 5.49 108.55 19.04

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 802 8,770 .34 .39 5.49 108.55 1 9.04

Campbell ............................................................................................ 802 8,770 .34 .39 5.49 108.55 19 .04 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Canadys

........................................ 997 12,599 1.26 1.00 8.61 160.31 40.40

Kentucky............................................................................................... 877 12,570 1.27 1.01 8.65 1 60.35 40.31

Bell ..................................................................................................... 10 12,618 .89 .71 7.10 193 .90 48.93 Breathitt ............................................................................................. 25 13,134 1.38 1.05 7.20 166 .80 43.82 Harlan ................................................................................................ 70 12,481 1.27 1.02 10.10 233 .00 58.16 Knott .................................................................................................. 533 12,699 1.26 .99 8.67 149 .88 38.07 Letcher ............................................................................................... 9 13,003 1.30 1.00 7.30 145. 70 37.89 Perry ................................................................................................... 18 12,479 1.22 .98 9.50 173 .41 43.28 Pike .................................................................................................... 212 12,196 1.29 1.06 8.37 160.35 39.11 Tennessee.............................................................................................. 78 12,955 1.40 1.08 7.42 16 4.36 42.59

Claiborne............................................................................................ 78 12,955 1.40 1.08 7.42 164. 36 42.59 Virginia ................................................................................................. 41 12,543 .96 .76 10.01 15 1.62 38.04

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 41 12,543 .96 .76 10.01 151.62 38 .04 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Cope

.............................................. 1,003 12,002 .94 .78 10.06 150.13 36.04

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Cope

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 508 12,294 1.06 0.86 10.21 1 51.38 37.22

Bell ..................................................................................................... 11 12,840 1.01 .79 6.10 17 4.60 44.84 Harlan ................................................................................................ 10 12,940 .84 .65 7.20 172.60 44.67 Knott .................................................................................................. 378 12,171 1.05 .86 10.55 14 6.61 35.69 Letcher ............................................................................................... 43 12,540 1.25 1.00 9.45 134 .09 33.63 Perry ................................................................................................... 19 12,692 1.17 .92 8.90 204 .30 51.86 Pike .................................................................................................... 48 12,635 .97 .77 10.28 171 .99 43.46 Virginia ................................................................................................. 105 12,211 .97 .79 11.57 1 64.85 40.26

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 105 12,211 .97 .79 11.57 164.85 4 0.26 West Virginia........................................................................................ 390 11,566 .77 .67 9.44 144.24 3 3.36

Barbour .............................................................................................. 10 12,605 .80 .63 11.60 150.60 37.97 Boone ................................................................................................. 381 11,540 .77 .67 9.39 144.0 6 33.25 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Mcmeekin

..................................... 631 12,183 1.01 .83 10.46 158.83 38.70

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 314 12,297 1.07 .87 10.48 15 9.66 39.27

Bell ..................................................................................................... 16 12,688 .90 .71 7.29 187 .30 47.53 Harlan ................................................................................................ 25 12,191 1.43 1.17 10.71 229 .65 55.99 Knott .................................................................................................. 251 12,246 1.00 .82 10.80 15 0.25 36.80 Letcher ............................................................................................... 7 12,380 1.39 1.12 11.20 134. 10 33.20 Perry................................................................................................... 7 13,062 1.72 1.32 7.20 21 2.50 55.51 Pike .................................................................................................... 7 12,688 1.43 1.13 8.30 14 7.60 37.45 Tennessee .............................................................................................. 8 13,028 1.18 .91 8.00 165.6 0 43.15

Claiborne ............................................................................................ 8 13,028 1.18 .91 8.00 165.60 4 3.15 Virginia ................................................................................................. 261 11,960 .95 .79 10.49 1 59.48 38.15

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 261 11,960 .95 .79 10.49 159.48 3 8.15 West Virginia........................................................................................ 49 12,510 .88 .70 10.57 149.17 3 7.32

Boone ................................................................................................. 49 12,510 .88 .70 10.57 149.1 7 37.32 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Urguhart

....................................... 639 13,059 1.37 1.05 7.26 153.70 40.14

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 92 12,797 1.22 .95 8.40 147. 22 37.68

Knott .................................................................................................. 75 12,770 1.24 .97 8.60 147. 54 37.68 Letcher ............................................................................................... 8 12,848 1.10 .86 8.60 144.70 37.18 Pike .................................................................................................... 9 12,974 1.12 .86 6.60 146. 70 38.07 Tennessee.............................................................................................. 547 13,102 1.39 1.06 7.07 1 54.76 40.55

Claiborne............................................................................................ 547 13,102 1.39 1.06 7.07 154 .76 40.55 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Wateree

......................................... 1,857 12,438 1.12 .90 9.48 158.97 39.54

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,257 12,519 1.13 .90 9.64 1 59.31 39.89

Bell ..................................................................................................... 57 12,757 .94 .73 7.01 185 .26 47.27 Breathitt ............................................................................................. 9 12,474 1.42 1.14 9.70 149. 00 37.17 Clay .................................................................................................... 11 12,644 1.38 1.09 10.70 1 47.80 37.38 Harlan ................................................................................................ 50 12,851 .90 .70 8.72 157.02 40.36 Knott .................................................................................................. 150 12,700 1.19 .94 8.79 144 .92 36.81 Letcher ............................................................................................... 131 11,617 1.24 1.07 8.16 14 0.91 32.74 Martin ................................................................................................ 111 12,624 1.00 .79 9.91 157. 02 39.64 Perry................................................................................................... 90 12,987 1.48 1.14 7.66 1 98.89 51.66 Pike .................................................................................................... 647 12,528 1.10 .88 10.66 1 59.04 39.85 Tennessee.............................................................................................. 218 11,895 1.29 1.09 6.85 1 60.09 38.09

Claiborne............................................................................................ 218 11,895 1.29 1.09 6.85 160 .09 38.09 Virginia ................................................................................................. 242 12,498 1.08 .86 10.75 162.75 40.68

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 18 12,852 1.26 .98 12.20 148.00 3 8.04 Dickenson .......................................................................................... 172 12,351 1.01 .82 11.08 166.16 41.04 Wise ................................................................................................... 52 12,863 1.25 .97 9.20 156. 98 40.39 West Virginia........................................................................................ 140 12,449 .77 .62 9.92 147.70 3 6.77

Barbour .............................................................................................. 57 12,422 .75 .60 10.66 152.60 37.91 Boone ................................................................................................. 83 12,467 .78 .62 9.41 144.33 35.99 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Williams

........................................ 1,568 12,951 .81 .62 7.54 152.36 39.46

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,568 12,951 .81 .62 7.54 15 2.36 39.46

Harlan ................................................................................................ 271 13,090 .72 .55 7.02 169.7 6 44.44 Knott .................................................................................................. 669 12,917 .81 .63 8.14 141. 72 36.61 Perry ................................................................................................... 535 12,951 .85 .65 7.07 157 .10 40.69 Pike .................................................................................................... 93 12,791 .79 .62 7.46 150. 14 38.41 South Carolina Pub Serv Auth Cross

................................................. 3,282 12,735 1.32 1.04 9.01 153.98 39.22

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

South Carolina Pub Serv Auth Cross

Kentucky............................................................................................... 3,108 12,734 1.33 1.04 8.8 4 151.17 38.50

Bell ..................................................................................................... 9 12,382 1.69 1.36 11.20 1 77.40 43.93 Harlan ................................................................................................ 776 12,594 1.22 .97 9.93 167. 11 42.09 Knott .................................................................................................. 91 12,662 1.40 1.11 9.58 14 5.32 36.80 Letcher ............................................................................................... 52 13,123 1.45 1.11 7.13 153 .68 40.33 Perry ................................................................................................... 255 11,932 1.37 1.15 12.81 196.76 46.96 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,925 12,892 1.36 1.05 7. 87 139.38 35.94 Virginia ................................................................................................. 145 12,701 1.17 .92 12.66 207.93 52.82

Russell ................................................................................................ 145 12,701 1.17 .92 12.66 20 7.93 52.82 West Virginia........................................................................................ 29 12,962 1.00 .77 9.28 185.14 4 8.00

Greenbrier .......................................................................................... 25 13,013 1.05 .81 9.30 175.70 4 5.73 Mcdowell ........................................................................................... 4 12,601 .67 .53 9.10 253.70 63.9 4 South Carolina Pub Serv Auth Grainger

........................................... 422 12,338 1.35 1.09 9.14 171.53 42.33

Kentucky............................................................................................... 422 12,338 1.35 1.09 9.14 1 71.53 42.33

Harlan ................................................................................................ 103 12,143 1.37 1.12 11.21 22 3.25 54.22 Letcher ............................................................................................... 48 12,786 1.52 1.19 7.57 179 .69 45.95 Pike .................................................................................................... 271 12,332 1.31 1.06 8.64 150.70 37.17 South Carolina Pub Serv Auth Jefferies

............................................ 732 12,555 1.38 1.10 9.54 166.33 41.76

Kentucky............................................................................................... 704 12,556 1.38 1.10 9.50 1 66.56 41.82

Bell ..................................................................................................... 9 12,604 1.73 1.37 10.10 1 78.80 45.07 Harlan ................................................................................................ 387 12,372 1.32 1.07 10.28 19 0.97 47.26 Letcher ............................................................................................... 122 13,140 1.53 1.16 7.05 15 4.91 40.71 Pike .................................................................................................... 186 12,552 1.39 1.10 9.43 123.78 31.07 Virginia ................................................................................................. 29 12,538 1.31 1.04 10.58 160.67 40.29

Russell ................................................................................................ 29 12,538 1.31 1.04 10.58 16 0.67 40.29 South Carolina Pub Serv Auth Winyah

............................................. 3,440 12,615 1.17 .92 9.71 151.58 38.24

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 3,323 12,611 1.17 .92 9.61 1 50.22 37.89

Bell ..................................................................................................... 9 12,456 1.77 1.42 11.25 1 68.10 41.88 Harlan ................................................................................................ 1,710 12,682 1.15 .91 9.41 15 1.76 38.49 Knott .................................................................................................. 50 12,789 1.97 1.54 8.71 15 0.25 38.43 Letcher ............................................................................................... 19 12,842 1.52 1.19 7.92 159 .72 41.02 Perry ................................................................................................... 361 11,824 1.07 .90 12.81 1 79.46 42.44 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,173 12,740 1.17 .92 8.96 139.34 35.50 Virginia ................................................................................................. 118 12,726 1.14 .89 12.50 189.73 48.29

Russell ................................................................................................ 118 12,726 1.14 .89 12.50 18 9.73 48.29 South Mississippi El Pwr Assn R D Morrow

.................................... 1,027 12,279 .96 .79 11.62 152.51 37.45

Alabama ................................................................................................ 25 12,303 .76 .62 11.82 191. 41 47.10

Tuscaloosa ......................................................................................... 25 12,303 .76 .62 11.82 191.41 47 .10 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 863 12,175 .96 .79 11.85 151 .40 36.87

Leslie .................................................................................................. 589 12,111 .94 .78 11.85 14 7.94 35.83 Pike .................................................................................................... 274 12,314 1.00 .82 11.85 1 58.72 39.09 Virginia ................................................................................................. 139 12,918 1.02 .79 10.18 152.23 39.33

Wise ................................................................................................... 99 12,912 1.02 .79 10.28 152 .21 39.31 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 40 12,934 1.03 .80 9.93 152.28 39.39 Southern California Edison Co Mohave

............................................. 4,933 10,963 .49 .45 10.02 123.70 27.12

Arizona .................................................................................................. 4,933 10,963 .49 .45 10.0 2 123.70 27.12

Navajo ................................................................................................ 4,933 10,963 .49 .45 10.02 12 3.70 27.12 Southern Illinois Power Coop Marion

................................................ 960 10,168 2.97 2.93 16.57 90.44 18.39

Illinois ................................................................................................... 960 10,168 2.97 2.93 16 .57 90.44 18.39

Franklin .............................................................................................. 119 8,162 1.06 1.30 22.56 48. 04 7.84 Gallatin .............................................................................................. 110 9,229 3.36 3.64 22.00 86. 66 16.00 Jackson ............................................................................................... 12 10,840 3.71 3.42 11.88 57. 81 12.53 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 5 7,981 1.35 1.69 18.12 51.73 8.26 Logan ................................................................................................. 2 11,563 3.40 2.94 9.40 80.1 0 18.52 Perry ................................................................................................... 253 10,975 3.26 2.97 11.66 89.66 19.68 Randolph............................................................................................ 16 10,968 2.93 2.67 9.71 122.7 9 26.94 Saline ................................................................................................. 238 11,131 4.20 3.77 16.90 1 17.39 26.13 Williamson ......................................................................................... 205 9,662 2.09 2.17 16.69 78.38 1 5.15 Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co A B Brown

................................... 1,015 11,448 3.05 2.66 8.74 100.60 23.03

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co A B Brown

Illinois ................................................................................................... 325 11,740 2.85 2.43 7 .36 98.63 23.16

White.................................................................................................. 325 11,740 2.85 2.43 7.36 9 8.63 23.16 Indiana .................................................................................................. 690 11,310 3.14 2.78 9.4 0 101.56 22.97

Knox .................................................................................................. 194 11,345 3.25 2.86 9.71 10 2.92 23.35 Pike .................................................................................................... 262 11,502 1.72 1.49 7.01 103.24 23.75 Warrick .............................................................................................. 234 11,066 4.66 4.21 11.81 98. 45 21.79 Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co Culley

........................................... 857 11,303 4.06 3.59 10.61 97.93 22.14

Illinois ................................................................................................... 55 12,063 1.12 .93 5.92 153.15 36.95

Saline ................................................................................................. 55 12,063 1.12 .93 5.92 153. 15 36.95 Indiana .................................................................................................. 802 11,251 4.26 3.79 10.9 3 93.87 21.12

Knox .................................................................................................. 11 11,450 3.22 2.81 8.89 109 .53 25.08 Pike .................................................................................................... 60 11,185 1.73 1.55 8.62 1 01.75 22.76 Warrick .............................................................................................. 731 11,254 4.48 3.99 11.15 93. 00 20.93
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co Warrick

........................................ 289 11,581 1.67 1.44 6.63 111.18 25.75

Illinois ................................................................................................... 3 11,767 2.97 2.52 6.9 0 110.10 25.91

White.................................................................................................. 3 11,767 2.97 2.52 6.90 110 .10 25.91 Indiana .................................................................................................. 272 11,609 1.68 1.45 6.4 9 110.75 25.71

Knox .................................................................................................. 41 11,353 2.79 2.46 8.12 111 .66 25.35 Pike .................................................................................................... 132 11,705 1.23 1.05 5.54 102.25 23.94 Spencer .............................................................................................. 98 11,588 1.83 1.58 7.09 121. 93 28.26 Kentucky............................................................................................... 15 11,014 1.10 1.00 9.22 11 9.85 26.40

Boyd ................................................................................................... 2 10,628 .78 .73 18.00 158.4 0 33.67 Ohio ................................................................................................... 13 11,064 1.14 1.03 8.07 11 5.00 25.45
Southwestern Electric Power Co Flint Creek

.................................... 1,901 8,463 .35 .42 4.82 148.92 25.21

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,901 8,463 .35 .42 4.82 148.9 2 25.21

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,901 8,463 .35 .42 4.82 148.92 25.21 Southwestern Electric Power Co Pirkey

............................................. 3,130 6,600 1.53 2.32 14.37 155.52 20.53

Texas ..................................................................................................... 3,079 6,568 1.55 2.37 14 .61 155.46 20.42

Harrison ............................................................................................. 3,079 6,568 1.55 2.37 14.61 15 5.46 20.42 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 51 8,507 .10 .12 .00 158.60 26 .98

Campbell............................................................................................ 51 8,507 .10 .12 .00 158.60 26. 98
Southwestern Electric Power Co Welsh Station

................................ 6,852 8,534 .32 .37 4.73 149.06 25.44

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 6,852 8,534 .32 .37 4.73 149.0 6 25.44

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,852 8,534 .32 .37 4.73 149.06 25.44 Southwestern Public Service Co Harrington

..................................... 4,533 8,841 .26 .30 5.39 119.57 21.14

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 4,533 8,841 .26 .30 5.39 119.5 7 21.14

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,533 8,841 .26 .30 5.39 119.57 21.14
Southwestern Public Service Co Tolk

................................................. 4,031 8,714 .27 .31 5.57 158.88 27.69

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 4,031 8,714 .27 .31 5.57 158.8 8 27.69

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,031 8,714 .27 .31 5.57 158.88 27.69 Springfield City of (MO) James River

............................................... 939 9,507 .37 .39 4.61 123.88 23.55

Colorado ................................................................................................ 36 11,906 .36 .30 8.10 218. 66 52.07

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 36 11,906 .36 .30 8.10 218.66 52 .07 Illinois ................................................................................................... 120 12,037 1.48 1.23 6 .32 140.34 33.79

Jefferson............................................................................................. 120 12,037 1.48 1.23 6.32 14 0.34 33.79 Utah ....................................................................................................... 10 11,712 .49 .42 6.50 2 27.40 53.27

Carbon ................................................................................................ 10 11,712 .49 .42 6.50 227.40 53.27 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 773 8,974 .20 .22 4.15 112.85 2 0.25

Campbell ............................................................................................ 773 8,974 .20 .22 4.15 112.85 20 .25 Springfield City of (MO) Southwest

................................................... 817 8,904 .20 .22 4.29 110.65 19.70

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 817 8,904 .20 .22 4.29 110.65 1 9.70

Campbell ............................................................................................ 817 8,904 .20 .22 4.29 110.65 19 .70 Springfield City of (IL) Dallman

......................................................... 1,065 10,476 3.05 2.91 9.41 113.84 23.85

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Springfield City of (IL) Dallman

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,065 10,476 3.05 2.91 9.41 113.84 23.85

Logan ................................................................................................. 999 10,489 3.19 3.04 9.49 11 2.54 23.61 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 66 10,281 .88 .85 8.22 133.95 27. 54 Springfield City of (IL) Lakeside

........................................................ 157 10,268 .86 .84 8.19 134.29 27.58

Illinois ................................................................................................... 157 10,268 .86 .84 8.19 134.29 27.58

Macoupin ........................................................................................... 157 10,268 .86 .84 8.19 134.29 27 .58 St Joseph Light and Power Co Lakeroad

.......................................... 423 9,719 .34 .35 5.71 113.80 22.12

Colorado ................................................................................................ 21 12,286 .61 .50 11.00 131 .17 32.23

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 21 12,286 .61 .50 11.00 131.17 3 2.23 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 402 9,585 .32 .34 5.43 112.64 2 1.59

Campbell ............................................................................................ 194 8,744 .26 .30 5.18 98.03 17. 14 Carbon ................................................................................................ 145 11,045 .42 .38 5.78 136.5 4 30.16 Converse ............................................................................................ 63 8,790 .29 .33 5.40 87.74 15.4 2 Sunflower Electric Power Corp Holcomb Unit # 1

................. 1,363 8,468 .31 .36 5.28 104.90 17.76

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,363 8,468 .31 .36 5.28 104.9 0 17.76

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,363 8,468 .31 .36 5.28 104.90 17.76 Tampa Electric Co Davant Transfer 3

................................................ 7,029 11,522 2.25 1.95 8.27 154.86 35.69

Illinois ................................................................................................... 4,625 11,828 2.48 2.108.58 157.73 37.31

Clinton ............................................................................................... 38 11,846 1.32 1.11 5.34 162 .43 38.48 Gallatin .............................................................................................. 1,638 12,167 2.96 2.43 9.91 136.43 33.20 Knox .................................................................................................. 42 11,138 2.66 2.39 8.90 143 .90 32.06 Logan ................................................................................................. 204 11,127 2.62 2.36 8.52 14 3.97 32.04 Perry................................................................................................... 1,118 11,000 2.89 2.63 8. 73 214.44 47.18 Saline ................................................................................................. 1,564 12,169 1.71 1.40 7.1 7 145.36 35.38 Williamson......................................................................................... 10 12,003 1.22 1.02 5.10 171.50 41.17 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 10 12,516 2.81 2.25 9.40 134.50 33.67 Indiana .................................................................................................. 791 11,319 3.16 2.79 8.8 3 138.33 31.31

Gibson................................................................................................ 791 11,319 3.16 2.79 8.83 13 8.33 31.31 Kentucky............................................................................................... 665 12,102 2.24 1.85 9.67 1 48.15 35.86

Henderson .......................................................................................... 72 11,119 2.58 2.32 8.38 145.44 32.34 Letcher ............................................................................................... 30 12,742 1.18 .93 8.90 152.2 0 38.79 Pike .................................................................................................... 48 12,668 1.03 .82 8.09 213 .54 54.11 Union ................................................................................................. 148 12,196 2.01 1.65 11.06 15 2.36 37.16 Webster .............................................................................................. 367 12,129 2.51 2.07 9.63 137 .62 33.38 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 679 8,729 .25 .28 4.70 144.40 2 5.21

Campbell ............................................................................................ 679 8,729 .25 .28 4.70 144.40 25 .21 Imported ................................................................................................ 269 12,478 .63 .50 6.94 186 .82 46.62

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 269 12,478 .63 .50 6.94 186.82 46.62 Tampa Electric Co Gannon

................................................................. 301 12,633 1.20 .95 8.83 175.16 44.26

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 301 12,633 1.20 .95 8.83 175 .16 44.26

Letcher ............................................................................................... 111 12,674 1.28 1.01 9.25 15 2.20 38.58 Pike .................................................................................................... 119 12,552 1.11 .89 8.07 21 0.40 52.82 Union ................................................................................................. 70 12,706 1.23 .97 9.45 152.2 0 38.68 Tennessee Valley Authority Bull Run4

............................................... 2,104 12,421 .96 .77 10.10 135.74 33.72

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,481 12,443 .97 .78 10.12 1 43.05 35.60

Harlan ................................................................................................ 294 12,654 .95 .75 8.77 137.6 0 34.82 Knott .................................................................................................. 377 12,360 .90 .73 10.64 167 .15 41.32 Leslie .................................................................................................. 633 12,374 1.04 .84 10.30 1 22.78 30.39 Letcher ............................................................................................... 8 12,500 .96 .77 13.00 183.60 45.90 Perry ................................................................................................... 67 12,439 .80 .64 10.46 168 .92 42.02 Pike .................................................................................................... 103 12,567 .91 .73 10.59 17 4.75 43.92 Virginia ................................................................................................. 595 12,360 .93 .76 9.98 11 0.98 27.43

Lee ..................................................................................................... 595 12,360 .93 .76 9.98 110 .98 27.43 West Virginia........................................................................................ 29 12,500 1.00 .80 11.00 267.57 66.89

Boone ................................................................................................. 29 12,500 1.00 .80 11.00 267. 57 66.89 Tennessee Valley Authority Colbert4

................................................. 1,075 11,896 1.39 1.17 12.95 136.25 32.42

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Tennessee Valley Authority Colbert4

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 780 11,886 1.61 1.36 12.33 1 15.58 27.48

Martin ................................................................................................ 28 11,500 .85 .74 15.00 193.9 1 44.60 Webster .............................................................................................. 751 11,901 1.64 1.38 12.23 112 .72 26.83 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 5 13,355 2.38 1.78 7.60 112.2 0 29.97

Greene................................................................................................ 5 13,355 2.38 1.78 7.60 112. 20 29.97 West Virginia........................................................................................ 290 11,896 .76 .64 14.70 192.21 45.73

Boone ................................................................................................. 145 11,992 .73 .61 14.35 192. 22 46.10 Fayette ................................................................................................ 47 11,792 .74 .63 15.30 195. 50 46.11 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 64 11,613 .75 .65 15.90 198.50 46 .10 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 34 12,169 .95 .78 13.09 176.39 42.93 Tennessee Valley Authority Cora Transfer4

..................................... 1,939 10,436 .35 .34 6.33 119.16 24.87

Colorado ................................................................................................ 24 11,964 .50 .42 8.90 122. 10 29.22

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 24 11,964 .50 .42 8.90 122.10 29 .22 Utah ....................................................................................................... 903 12,194 .51 .42 8.47 131.65 32.11

Carbon ................................................................................................ 214 11,770 .49 .41 7.13 137.3 7 32.34 Emery ................................................................................................. 689 12,326 .52 .42 8.89 129.9 5 32.04 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,013 8,832 .20 .23 4.35 103.7 0 18.32

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,013 8,832 .20 .23 4.35 103.70 18.32 Tennessee Valley Authority Cumberland 4

......................................... 6,032 12,001 2.76 2.30 9.42 108.54 26.05

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,876 12,286 2.89 2.35 9.25 111.16 27.31

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 918 12,381 2.94 2.37 9.97 11 2.02 27.74 Saline ................................................................................................. 867 12,247 2.82 2.30 8.60 1 05.09 25.74 White.................................................................................................. 91 11,683 3.06 2.62 8.21 16 2.46 37.96 Kentucky............................................................................................... 3,777 11,783 2.70 2.29 9.4 7 103.64 24.42

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 66 11,972 1.01 .84 10.86 193. 86 46.42 Daviess............................................................................................... 31 12,775 2.79 2.18 9.13 124 .60 31.83 Union ................................................................................................. 3,037 11,719 2.84 2.43 8.98 98.84 23.17 Webster .............................................................................................. 643 12,018 2.18 1.82 11.64 115 .53 27.77 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 211 13,170 2.71 2.06 7.72 111 .37 29.34

Greene................................................................................................ 211 13,170 2.71 2.06 7.72 11 1.37 29.34 Virginia ................................................................................................. 79 12,529 2.23 1.78 12.86 184.84 46.32

Wise ................................................................................................... 79 12,529 2.23 1.78 12.86 18 4.84 46.32 West Virginia........................................................................................ 89 12,000 2.90 2.42 12.00 178.3 6 42.81

Marshall ............................................................................................. 89 12,000 2.90 2.42 12.00 178. 36 42.81 Tennessee Valley Authority Gallatin4

................................................. 16 12,667 2.43 1.92 8.77 117.21 29.69

Illinois ................................................................................................... 16 12,667 2.43 1.92 8. 77 117.21 29.69

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 16 12,667 2.43 1.92 8.77 117 .21 29.69 Tennessee Valley Authority GRT Terminal 4

..................................... 8,951 10,921 .95 .87 7.72 122.19 26.69

Alabama ................................................................................................ 12 10,500 1.40 1.33 20.00 12 3.33 25.90

Franklin .............................................................................................. 12 10,500 1.40 1.33 20.00 123 .33 25.90 Colorado ................................................................................................ 1,910 11,987 .54 .45 9.03 1 28.75 30.86

Delta ................................................................................................... 370 11,908 .39 .33 8.34 132 .70 31.60 Gunnison ............................................................................................ 1,487 12,036 .57 .48 9.15 126.7 2 30.50 Routt .................................................................................................. 53 11,162 .52 .46 10.53 160. 68 35.87 Illinois ................................................................................................... 668 12,098 1.66 1.38 7 .33 144.62 34.99

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 56 12,680 2.54 2.00 8.57 104 .43 26.48 Jefferson............................................................................................. 149 12,047 1.50 1.25 6.37 11 0.74 26.68 Saline ................................................................................................. 463 12,043 1.61 1.34 7.48 1 60.65 38.69 Indiana .................................................................................................. 43 11,683 1.18 1.01 5.00 141.30 33.02

Pike .................................................................................................... 43 11,683 1.18 1.01 5.00 1 41.30 33.02 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,225 12,127 2.26 1.86 10.8 9 124.95 30.31

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 54 11,845 1.20 1.01 12.00 193 .31 45.80 Hopkins.............................................................................................. 14 11,375 2.07 1.82 9.23 113. 59 25.84 Martin ................................................................................................ 6 12,017 .85 .71 12.60 143.10 34.39 Muhlenberg ........................................................................................ 28 10,000 4.25 4.25 24.00 122.24 2 4.45 Pike .................................................................................................... 12 13,083 .89 .68 8.90 223. 20 58.40 Webster .............................................................................................. 1,111 12,195 2.28 1.87 10.54 1 20.64 29.42 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 663 13,167 2.46 1.87 7.74 111 .33 29.32

Greene................................................................................................ 663 13,167 2.46 1.87 7.74 11 1.33 29.32

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Tennessee Valley Authority GRT Terminal 4

Utah....................................................................................................... 750 12,064 0.73 0.60 9 .07 145.12 35.01

Carbon ................................................................................................ 409 12,334 .96 .78 7.74 132.4 4 32.67 Emery ................................................................................................. 341 11,740 .45 .38 10.67 161. 06 37.82 Virginia ................................................................................................. 192 12,839 .91 .71 10.26 1 26.58 32.50

Lee ..................................................................................................... 12 12,050 .85 .71 13.20 111 .10 26.78 Wise ................................................................................................... 180 12,893 .92 .71 10.06 127 .57 32.90 West Virginia........................................................................................ 114 11,597 1.24 1.07 13.01 181. 80 42.17

Boone ................................................................................................. 16 12,185 .91 .74 13.04 179.1 6 43.66 Mingo ................................................................................................. 98 11,500 1.30 1.13 13.00 182 .27 41.92 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,372 8,808 .30 .34 5.26 102.5 2 18.06

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,349 8,795 .30 .34 5.25 102.16 17.97 Carbon ................................................................................................ 23 10,715 .60 .56 6.40 147.20 31.54 Tennessee Valley Authority Johnsonville4

......................................... 8 12,079 1.29 1.06 11.02 172.29 41.62

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 8 12,079 1.29 1.06 11.02 172 .29 41.62

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 7 12,102 1.15 .95 10.90 187.3 0 45.33 Webster .............................................................................................. 2 11,981 1.88 1.57 11.52 106.1 3 25.43 Tennessee Valley Authority Kingston4

............................................... 3,408 12,278 1.05 .85 11.56 131.45 32.28

Colorado ................................................................................................ 67 12,202 .43 .36 8.11 201. 16 49.09

Delta ................................................................................................... 54 12,178 .37 .31 6.70 203. 65 49.60 Las Animas........................................................................................ 13 12,300 .70 .57 14.00 190.90 46.9 6 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,591 12,200 1.11 .91 12.04 132.28 32.28

Bell ..................................................................................................... 18 12,500 1.30 1.04 12.00 258.60 64.65 Harlan ................................................................................................ 143 12,567 1.14 .90 10.43 166 .79 41.92 Knott .................................................................................................. 278 12,415 1.25 1.01 10.05 1 17.12 29.08 Leslie .................................................................................................. 418 12,000 .98 .82 12.24 13 0.15 31.24 Martin ................................................................................................ 807 12,109 1.06 .88 12.36 130 .18 31.53 Perry ................................................................................................... 59 12,539 .77 .61 11.03 166 .73 41.81 Pike .................................................................................................... 850 12,208 1.17 .96 12.69 1 28.37 31.34 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 19 12,936 1.21 .94 8.65 166.13 42.98 Tennessee .............................................................................................. 383 12,661 .85 .67 10.42 129 .97 32.91

Campbell ............................................................................................ 69 12,703 .90 .71 8.17 169.62 43 .09 Cumberland ........................................................................................ 220 12,659 .74 .58 11.77 122.45 31 .00 Scott ................................................................................................... 95 12,634 1.08 .86 8.92 118 .35 29.90 Virginia ................................................................................................. 366 12,443 .94 .76 10.01 1 14.65 28.53

Lee ..................................................................................................... 219 12,274 .89 .72 9.49 106 .10 26.05 Wise ................................................................................................... 147 12,695 1.03 .81 10.80 12 7.02 32.25 Tennessee Valley Authority Paradise4

................................................ 4,779 10,492 3.86 3.68 18.69 96.29 20.21

Illinois ................................................................................................... 276 12,412 2.88 2.32 9 .63 114.65 28.46

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 247 12,427 2.89 2.32 9.72 11 5.11 28.61 Saline ................................................................................................. 29 12,285 2.84 2.31 8.84 11 0.75 27.21 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 4,504 10,374 3.92 3.78 19.2 4 94.95 19.70

Christian ............................................................................................. 189 11,127 3.17 2.85 12.51 10 1.40 22.56 Hopkins .............................................................................................. 904 10,624 3.55 3.34 15.97 101 .80 21.63 Muhlenberg ........................................................................................ 2,793 10,113 4.14 4.10 21.26 88.5 4 17.91 Union ................................................................................................. 82 11,245 2.66 2.37 12.93 106 .62 23.98 Webster .............................................................................................. 535 10,913 3.81 3.49 17.60 110 .50 24.12 Tennessee Valley Authority Sevier4

.................................................... 1,780 12,714 .91 .71 10.61 132.97 33.81

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 312 12,398 .86 .69 11.23 162 .02 40.17

Harlan ................................................................................................ 88 12,883 .80 .62 10.28 124.2 4 32.01 Martin ................................................................................................ 134 11,948 .93 .78 12.04 143. 88 34.38 Pike .................................................................................................... 90 12,592 .82 .65 10.98 225 .79 56.86 Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,468 12,781 .91 .72 10.4 8 126.99 32.46

Lee ..................................................................................................... 113 12,322 .90 .73 10.17 10 9.45 26.97 Wise ................................................................................................... 1,355 12,819 .92 .71 10.50 1 28.39 32.92 Tennessee Valley Authority Shawnee4

............................................... 3,379 11,447 .55 .48 7.92 133.25 30.51

Colorado ................................................................................................ 2,512 11,936 .41 .34 8.13 1 37.92 32.92

Delta ................................................................................................... 2,110 11,944 .39 .32 7.98 1 38.82 33.16 Gunnison ............................................................................................ 402 11,895 .52 .44 8.88 133.14 3 1.67

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Tennessee Valley Authority Shawnee4

Illinois ................................................................................................... 12 10,667 3.36 3.15 8. 17 126.23 26.93

Jefferson............................................................................................. 12 10,667 3.36 3.15 8.17 126 .23 26.93 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 172 11,986 3.27 2.73 10.55 1 14.07 27.35

Hopkins.............................................................................................. 37 11,823 3.43 2.90 9.97 110. 22 26.06 Webster .............................................................................................. 136 12,031 3.22 2.68 10.70 115 .10 27.69 Utah ....................................................................................................... 181 11,625 .51 .44 9.25 151.60 35.25

Carbon ................................................................................................ 125 11,376 .50 .44 8.90 158.6 3 36.09 Emery ................................................................................................. 56 12,175 .55 .45 10.03 137.0 3 33.37 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 502 8,766 .29 .33 5.47 101.91 1 7.87

Campbell ............................................................................................ 502 8,766 .29 .33 5.47 101.91 17 .87 Tennessee Valley Authority Widows Creek4

..................................... 3,084 11,905 2.36 1.98 12.26 139.50 33.22

Colorado ................................................................................................ 9 12,250 .65 .53 11.00 169. 55 41.54

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 9 12,250 .65 .53 11.00 169.55 41 .54 Illinois ................................................................................................... 407 12,063 2.90 2.40 9 .59 130.66 31.52

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 187 12,378 2.87 2.32 10.31 11 4.68 28.39 Jackson ............................................................................................... 26 12,112 3.61 2.98 14.00 132 .30 32.05 Saline ................................................................................................. 31 12,184 3.25 2.66 9.12 11 4.88 27.99 White.................................................................................................. 163 11,672 2.76 2.36 8.14 1 52.89 35.69 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,906 11,755 2.86 2.44 12.8 7 136.28 32.04

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 26 11,866 1.18 1.00 11.64 206 .92 49.11 Daviess ............................................................................................... 326 12,226 3.75 3.07 12.61 12 7.78 31.25 Harlan ................................................................................................ 18 12,575 .83 .66 7.51 145.73 36.65 Hopkins .............................................................................................. 476 11,419 3.58 3.13 13.47 111 .99 25.58 Knott .................................................................................................. 45 12,000 .89 .74 12.00 184. 52 44.29 Leslie .................................................................................................. 60 12,000 .96 .80 12.00 141 .91 34.06 Martin ................................................................................................ 130 11,597 .81 .70 14.39 199. 62 46.30 Muhlenberg ........................................................................................ 115 11,271 2.95 2.61 11.24 137.46 30.99 Pike .................................................................................................... 186 12,348 .85 .68 11.13 19 6.53 48.53 Union ................................................................................................. 9 10,152 3.38 3.33 10.50 156. 20 31.71 Webster .............................................................................................. 516 11,644 3.41 2.93 13.54 115 .50 26.90 Virginia ................................................................................................. 140 12,405 .91 .73 9.50 12 3.54 30.65

Lee ..................................................................................................... 140 12,405 .91 .73 9.50 123 .54 30.65 West Virginia........................................................................................ 622 12,144 .81 .66 12.77 158.03 38.38

Boone ................................................................................................. 392 12,399 .75 .61 12.16 145. 11 35.98 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 33 11,853 .71 .60 15.67 196.21 46 .51 Logan ................................................................................................. 124 11,570 .69 .59 13.40 191. 12 44.22 Marshall ............................................................................................. 17 12,000 2.90 2.42 12.00 180. 00 43.20 Mingo ................................................................................................. 51 11,800 .85 .72 14.40 149.1 9 35.21 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 5 12,265 .76 .62 12.35 178.68 4 3.83 Texas Municipal Power Agency Gibbons Creek

............................... 2,089 8,449 .31 .37 5.47 134.41 22.71

Montana ................................................................................................ 1 8,746 .66 .75 8.71 123.70 2 1.64

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 1 8,746 .66 .75 8.71 123.70 21.64 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,088 8,449 .31 .37 5.47 134.4 1 22.71

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,088 8,449 .31 .37 5.47 134.41 22.71
Texas-New Mexico Power Co TNP 1

.................................................. 1,881 6,758 .93 1.38 16.44 150.68 20.37

Texas ..................................................................................................... 1,881 6,758 .93 1.38 16. 44 150.68 20.37

Robertson ........................................................................................... 1,881 6,758 .93 1.38 16.44 150. 68 20.37 TXU Electric Co Big Brown

................................................................ 5,383 7,323 .60 .81 12.09 149.31 21.87

Texas ..................................................................................................... 3,358 6,622 .76 1.15 15. 99 136.72 18.11

Freestone ............................................................................................ 3,358 6,622 .76 1.15 15.99 136 .72 18.11 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,025 8,487 .32 .38 5.62 165.6 1 28.11

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,025 8,487 .32 .38 5.62 165.61 28.11
TXU Electric Co Martin Lake

............................................................. 11,604 6,796 1.10 1.62 12.63 113.34 15.41

Texas ..................................................................................................... 10,597 6,650 1.17 1.76 1 3.30 111.22 14.79

Panola ................................................................................................ 10,597 6,650 1.17 1.76 13.30 111.22 14.79 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,007 8,330 .33 .40 5.53 131.1 6 21.85

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,007 8,330 .33 .40 5.53 131.16 21.85
TXU Electric Co Monticello

................................................................. 9,474 6,646 .50 .76 15.77 144.69 19.23

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

TXU Electric Co Monticello

Texas ..................................................................................................... 6,831 5,951 0.58 0.98 19 .72 159.65 19.00

Titus ................................................................................................... 6,831 5,951 .58 .98 19.72 1 59.65 19.00 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,643 8,442 .30 .36 5.55 117.4 3 19.83

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,643 8,442 .30 .36 5.55 117.43 19.83
TXU Electric Co Sandow No 4

............................................................ 836 6,441 1.08 1.67 16.65 121.24 15.62

Texas ..................................................................................................... 836 6,441 1.08 1.67 16.6 5 121.24 15.62

Milam ................................................................................................. 836 6,441 1.08 1.67 16.65 121 .24 15.62 Tri-State G & T Assn, Inc. Craig

....................................................... 4,555 10,181 .38 .37 5.93 108.02 21.99

Colorado ................................................................................................ 4,555 10,181 .38 .37 5.93 1 08.02 21.99

Moffat ................................................................................................ 4,555 10,181 .38 .37 5.93 108 .02 21.99 Tri-State G & T Assn, Inc. Nucla

....................................................... 365 10,666 .97 .91 20.30 112.80 24.06

Colorado ................................................................................................ 365 10,666 .97 .91 20.30 11 2.80 24.06

Montrose ............................................................................................ 365 10,666 .97 .91 20.30 112.80 24.06 Tucson Electric Power Co Irvington

................................................... 339 11,032 .48 .44 10.58 198.46 43.79

Colorado ................................................................................................ 267 11,287 .50 .44 9.94 176 .14 39.76

Rio Blanco......................................................................................... 21 11,241 .47 .42 10.30 196.40 44. 15 Routt .................................................................................................. 246 11,292 .50 .44 9.91 174. 38 39.38 New Mexico ......................................................................................... 72 10,082 .44 .43 12.96 291.61 58. 80

Mckinley ............................................................................................ 72 10,082 .44 .43 12.96 291.61 5 8.80 Tucson Electric Power Co Springerville

............................................. 3,331 9,274 .86 .93 17.60 134.64 24.97

New Mexico ......................................................................................... 3,331 9,274 .86 .93 17.60 134.64 2 4.97

Mckinley ............................................................................................ 3,331 9,274 .86 .93 17.60 134.6 4 24.97
United Power Assn Stanton

.................................................................. 937 6,685 .72 1.08 8.75 74.36 9.94

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 937 6,685 .72 1.08 8.75 74.36 9. 94

Mercer................................................................................................ 937 6,685 .72 1.08 8.75 74.3 6 9.94 UtiliCorp United Inc Sibley

.................................................................. 1,683 9,725 .33 .34 5.90 93.30 18.15

Utah ....................................................................................................... 430 12,505 .44 .35 7.10 111.49 27.88

Emery ................................................................................................. 430 12,505 .44 .35 7.10 111.4 9 27.88 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,254 8,772 .29 .33 5.49 84.41 14.81

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,254 8,772 .29 .33 5.49 84.41 1 4.81 Vineland City of H M Down

................................................................ 27 13,051 .92 .71 9.54 186.97 48.80

West Virginia........................................................................................ 27 13,051 .92 .71 9.54 186.97 48 .80

Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 27 13,051 .92 .71 9.54 186.97 48.80 Virginia Electric & Power Co Bremo Bluff

....................................... 508 12,564 .98 .78 10.68 173.33 43.55

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 193 12,517 1.12 .90 10.76 20 4.59 51.22

Floyd .................................................................................................. 23 12,732 1.33 1.04 9.65 17 1.10 43.57 Knott .................................................................................................. 43 12,326 1.17 .95 11.35 178 .27 43.95 Letcher ............................................................................................... 107 12,516 .97 .78 10.99 225. 63 56.48 Pike .................................................................................................... 21 12,677 1.53 1.21 9.60 1 87.65 47.58 Virginia ................................................................................................. 64 13,056 .99 .76 10.67 18 2.58 47.68

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 10 12,989 .96 .74 12.10 180.36 46 .85 Dickenson .......................................................................................... 53 13,069 1.00 .77 10.39 183.02 4 7.84 West Virginia........................................................................................ 251 12,475 .87 .69 10.63 146.74 36.61

Boone ................................................................................................. 206 12,383 .86 .70 10.96 134. 51 33.31 Greenbrier .......................................................................................... 15 12,577 1.16 .92 11.47 165.61 41.66 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 30 13,051 .76 .58 7.98 216.73 56. 57 Virginia Electric & Power Co Chesapeake Energy

.......................... 1,268 12,910 .88 .68 9.19 177.28 45.77

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 192 12,708 .76 .60 9.43 204. 22 51.91

Martin ................................................................................................ 68 12,674 .77 .61 9.11 231.91 58.78 Pike .................................................................................................... 125 12,726 .76 .60 9.60 189 .24 48.17 Virginia ................................................................................................. 974 12,948 .90 .70 9.21 16 8.42 43.61

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 305 12,834 .82 .64 10.74 150.71 3 8.68 Lee ..................................................................................................... 253 13,041 .66 .51 6.55 163 .66 42.68 Wise ................................................................................................... 416 12,974 1.11 .86 9.70 184 .13 47.78

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Virginia Electric & Power Co Chesapeake Energy

West Virginia........................................................................................ 102 12,927 0.83 0.64 8.54 212. 10 54.84

Boone ................................................................................................. 82 12,951 .86 .67 8.29 210.58 54.54 Mingo ................................................................................................. 10 12,962 .74 .57 6.82 234.33 60.75 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 10 12,694 .66 .52 12.33 202.28 51. 36 Virginia Electric & Power Co Clover

................................................. 2,367 12,731 1.07 .84 10.26 156.91 39.95

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 617 12,455 .88 .70 10.36 202 .03 50.33

Knott .................................................................................................. 39 12,221 1.08 .88 11.50 187 .59 45.85 Letcher ............................................................................................... 29 12,196 .95 .78 13.46 311.5 1 75.98 Martin ................................................................................................ 457 12,463 .83 .67 10.11 196. 77 49.05 Pike .................................................................................................... 92 12,594 .99 .79 10.09 200 .28 50.45 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 76 12,830 1.40 1.09 11.10 228. 62 58.66

Somerset ............................................................................................ 76 12,830 1.40 1.09 11.10 228.6 2 58.66 Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,637 12,828 1.13 .88 10. 21 137.05 35.16

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 112 12,987 1.12 .86 10.74 162.63 42.24 Dickenson .......................................................................................... 11 13,379 .80 .60 8.98 144.15 38. 57 Lee ..................................................................................................... 162 12,663 .81 .64 9.07 163 .58 41.43 Wise ................................................................................................... 1,351 12,830 1.17 .91 10.32 131.69 33.79 West Virginia........................................................................................ 37 12,865 .82 .64 8.94 157.95 40 .64

Boone ................................................................................................. 32 12,921 .84 .65 8.15 155.07 40.08 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 5 12,483 .69 .55 14.22 177.92 44.4 2 Virginia Electric & Power Co Chesterfield

....................................... 2,451 12,886 1.04 .81 9.14 171.12 44.10

Kentucky............................................................................................... 840 12,883 1.30 1.01 8.28 1 88.63 48.60

Bell ..................................................................................................... 19 12,588 1.61 1.28 10.17 176.61 44.46 Floyd .................................................................................................. 187 12,994 1.20 .92 7.55 267 .82 69.60 Knott .................................................................................................. 163 12,867 1.22 .95 8.32 193 .05 49.68 Letcher ............................................................................................... 288 12,870 1.34 1.04 8.47 15 0.56 38.75 Pike .................................................................................................... 184 12,836 1.37 1.07 8.49 164.12 42.13 Virginia ................................................................................................. 383 12,974 1.09 .84 11.08 183.59 47.64

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 11 12,436 1.24 1.00 12.13 263.54 65.55 Dickenson .......................................................................................... 284 12,999 1.02 .79 11.36 177.82 46.23 Wise ................................................................................................... 88 12,964 1.27 .98 10.04 192 .38 49.88 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,228 12,859 .85 .66 9.13 155.1 9 39.91

Boone ................................................................................................. 1,047 12,855 .86 .67 9.03 153 .23 39.40 Greenbrier .......................................................................................... 149 12,960 .82 .64 9.60 157.93 4 0.94 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 32 12,537 .66 .53 10.11 208.47 52 .27 Webster .............................................................................................. 1 12,300 .91 .74 12.72 140.96 3 4.68 Virginia Electric & Power Co Mount Storm

..................................... 3,336 12,168 1.59 1.31 15.86 118.91 28.94

Maryland ............................................................................................... 2,186 12,203 1.55 1.27 15.9 9 115.36 28.16

Garrett ................................................................................................ 2,186 12,203 1.55 1.27 15.9 9 115.36 28.16 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 489 12,205 1.74 1.43 15.25 128 .02 31.25

Somerset ............................................................................................ 489 12,205 1.74 1.43 15.25 128. 02 31.25 West Virginia........................................................................................ 661 12,025 1.61 1.34 15.87 123. 98 29.82

Grant .................................................................................................. 627 12,028 1.61 1.34 15.79 1 23.74 29.77 Upshur ................................................................................................ 34 11,968 1.64 1.37 17.35 128 .65 30.79 Virginia Electric & Power Co North Branch

.................................... 273 10,033 2.75 2.75 29.02 96.82 19.43

Maryland ............................................................................................... 273 10,033 2.75 2.75 29.02 9 6.82 19.43

Garrett ................................................................................................ 273 10,033 2.75 2.75 29.02 9 6.82 19.43 Virginia Electric & Power Co Possum Point

..................................... 815 12,417 .97 .78 10.90 161.66 40.15

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 135 12,450 1.14 .91 10.67 19 5.00 48.56

Knott .................................................................................................. 63 12,191 1.11 .91 12.43 196 .15 47.83 Letcher ............................................................................................... 44 12,666 1.22 .96 10.28 195. 34 49.48 Pike .................................................................................................... 28 12,686 1.07 .84 7.41 192 .04 48.72 Virginia ................................................................................................. 14 13,169 .90 .68 9.35 204 .05 53.74

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 14 13,169 .90 .68 9.35 204.05 53. 74 West Virginia........................................................................................ 667 12,395 .94 .76 10.98 153.95 38.17

Boone ................................................................................................. 292 12,640 .88 .70 9.68 141.2 3 35.70 Greenbrier .......................................................................................... 7 12,728 .70 .55 10.79 147.71 37 .60 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 131 12,174 .87 .71 11.86 201.79 4 9.13 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 9 12,588 .86 .69 10.78 189.53 4 7.71 Webster .............................................................................................. 228 12,191 1.08 .88 12.15 142. 14 34.66

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)
Virginia Electric & Power Co Yorktown

........................................... 681 13,006 1.49 1.15 8.40 159.37 41.45

Kentucky............................................................................................... 605 13,026 1.52 1.17 7.94 1 58.80 41.37

Bell..................................................................................................... 93 12,596 1.65 1.31 9.82 198.37 49.98 Letcher ............................................................................................... 334 13,256 1.52 1.15 7.01 15 1.06 40.05 Pike .................................................................................................... 178 12,817 1.46 1.14 8.68 153.42 39.33 Virginia ................................................................................................. 54 13,044 1.27 .97 11.75 1 75.98 45.91

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 54 13,044 1.27 .97 11.75 175.98 4 5.91 West Virginia........................................................................................ 23 12,404 1.16 .93 12.61 133.84 33.20

Boone ................................................................................................. 12 12,012 .93 .77 13.38 128.4 3 30.85 Webster .............................................................................................. 11 12,825 1.40 1.09 11.78 139. 27 35.72 West Penn Power Co Hatfield

............................................................. 542 12,821 2.20 1.71 9.29 107.01 27.44

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 349 12,813 2.19 1.71 9.33 106 .54 27.30

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 4 12,910 2.24 1.74 8.40 94.80 24 .48 Greene................................................................................................ 337 12,809 2.20 1.72 9.38 10 6.59 27.31 Washington ........................................................................................ 8 12,927 1.72 1.33 7.70 109.27 28 .25 West Virginia........................................................................................ 193 12,836 2.20 1.71 9.22 107. 88 27.69

Brooke................................................................................................ 1 12,752 2.24 1.76 9.70 107. 80 27.49 Harrison ............................................................................................. 54 12,848 2.18 1.70 9.12 107. 89 27.72 Marion................................................................................................ 34 12,873 2.21 1.72 9.07 108 .00 27.81 Marshall ............................................................................................. 29 12,803 2.22 1.73 9.41 107. 86 27.62 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 75 12,823 2.20 1.71 9.28 107.82 2 7.65 West Texas Utilities Co Oklaunion

..................................................... 2,084 8,449 .35 .41 5.38 133.33 22.53

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,084 8,449 .35 .41 5.38 133.3 3 22.53

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,084 8,449 .35 .41 5.38 133.33 22.53 Western Farmers Elec Coop Inc Hugo

............................................... 1,748 8,743 .28 .32 4.82 108.00 18.88

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,748 8,743 .28 .32 4.82 108.0 0 18.88

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,748 8,743 .28 .32 4.82 108.00 18.88 Wisconsin Electric Power Co Oak Creek

........................................... 3,362 9,147 .28 .30 4.48 100.14 18.32

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 191 13,053 1.54 1.18 7.03 121 .04 31.60

Greene................................................................................................ 191 13,053 1.54 1.18 7.03 12 1.04 31.60 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,171 8,912 .20 .23 4.33 98.29 17.52

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,090 8,912 .20 .23 4.31 98.48 1 7.55 Converse ............................................................................................ 81 8,900 .27 .31 5.06 91.11 16.2 2 Wisconsin Electric Power Co Pleasant Prairie

.................................. 5,373 8,472 .31 .37 5.35 76.86 13.02

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 5,373 8,472 .31 .37 5.35 76.86 13.02

Campbell ............................................................................................ 5,373 8,472 .31 .37 5.35 76.86 1 3.02 Wisconsin Electric Power Co Port Washington

................................ 499 13,095 1.43 1.09 7.62 140.15 36.70

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 58 12,679 1.23 .97 9.90 233. 10 59.11

Perry ................................................................................................... 58 12,679 1.23 .97 9.90 233 .10 59.11 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 427 13,157 1.47 1.12 7.27 124 .64 32.80

Washington ........................................................................................ 427 13,157 1.47 1.12 7.27 124.64 32.80 West Virginia........................................................................................ 15 12,930 .84 .65 8.84 238.46 61 .67

Logan ................................................................................................. 15 12,930 .84 .65 8.84 238.46 61.67 Wisconsin Electric Power Co Presque Isle

......................................... 2,055 10,430 .44 .42 6.92 132.04 27.54

Colorado ................................................................................................ 715 12,105 .57 .47 9.80 147 .20 35.64

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 715 12,105 .57 .47 9.80 147.20 3 5.64 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 180 12,683 .93 .73 9.85 200. 33 50.82

Perry ................................................................................................... 180 12,683 .93 .73 9.85 200 .33 50.82 Montana ................................................................................................ 523 9,047 .28 .31 4.68 108.0 4 19.55

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 523 9,047 .28 .31 4.68 108.04 19. 55 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 637 9,047 .28 .31 4.68 101.90 1 8.44

Campbell ............................................................................................ 30 8,754 .33 .38 4.64 119.90 20. 99 Converse ............................................................................................ 607 9,061 .28 .31 4.69 101.05 18 .31 Wisconsin Electric Power Co Valley

................................................... 578 12,044 .43 .35 7.91 160.87 38.75

Colorado ................................................................................................ 578 12,044 .43 .35 7.91 160 .87 38.75

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 578 12,044 .43 .35 7.91 160.87 3 8.75 Wisconsin Power & Light Co Columbia

............................................ 4,537 8,560 .32 .38 5.10 94.35 16.15

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Sulfur Origin State (thousand Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu (pounds County short tons) (percent (percent per per (per per by by million short pound) million weight) weight) Btu) ton) Btu)

Wisconsin Power & Light Co Columbia

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 4,537 8,560 0.32 0.38 5.10 94 .35 16.15

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,537 8,560 .32 .38 5.10 94.35 1 6.15 Wisconsin Power & Light Co Edgewater

........................................... 2,462 9,003 .32 .36 5.82 119.45 21.51

Utah ....................................................................................................... 151 11,408 .34 .30 7.79 151.35 34.53

Sevier ................................................................................................. 151 11,408 .34 .30 7.79 151. 35 34.53 Virginia ................................................................................................. 25 14,065 .64 .45 5.31 153 .75 43.25

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 25 14,065 .64 .45 5.31 153.75 43. 25 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,286 8,789 .32 .36 5.69 116.1 1 20.41

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,200 8,731 .31 .35 5.67 114.47 19.99 Carbon ................................................................................................ 74 10,502 .57 .54 6.61 157.36 33.05 Converse ............................................................................................ 13 8,877 .18 .20 4.56 110.30 19. 58 Wisconsin Power & Light Co Nelson Dewey

..................................... 482 9,323 .33 .35 3.99 125.35 23.37

Montana ................................................................................................ 482 9,323 .33 .35 3.99 125.3 5 23.37

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 482 9,323 .33 .35 3.99 125.35 23. 37 Wisconsin Public Service Corp Pulliam

............................................. 1,576 9,012 .22 .25 4.45 107.31 19.34

Colorado ................................................................................................ 12 11,984 .37 .31 5.90 176. 80 42.38

Delta ................................................................................................... 12 11,984 .37 .31 5.90 176. 80 42.38 West Virginia........................................................................................ 18 13,412 .81 .60 6.32 272.31 73 .04

Boone ................................................................................................. 18 13,412 .81 .60 6.32 272.31 73.04 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,546 8,938 .21 .24 4.42 103.7 0 18.54

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,418 8,949 .21 .24 4.35 103.76 18.57 Converse ............................................................................................ 128 8,817 .24 .27 5.22 103.11 18 .18 Wisconsin Public Service Corp Weston

.............................................. 1,970 8,798 .29 .33 5.50 103.03 18.13

Utah ....................................................................................................... 11 10,903 .40 .37 10.50 211.00 46.01

Sevier ................................................................................................. 11 10,903 .40 .37 10.50 211. 00 46.01 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,959 8,786 .29 .33 5.47 102.2 7 17.97

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,959 8,786 .29 .33 5.47 102.27 17.97 Wyandotte Municipal Serv Comm Wyandotte

.................................. 127 12,512 .81 .65 10.83 170.80 42.74

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 64 12,526 .83 .66 11.31 171. 71 43.02

Clay .................................................................................................... 16 12,486 1.16 .93 12.19 21 7.71 54.37 Pike .................................................................................................... 47 12,535 .70 .56 10.88 157 .85 39.57 Unknown 1 .......................................................................................... 1 12,738 1.50 1.18 17.52 86.35 22.00 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 6 12,656 1.93 1.52 7.92 160.70 40.68

Stark................................................................................................... 6 12,656 1.93 1.52 7.92 16 0.70 40.68 Utah ....................................................................................................... 15 12,589 .70 .56 7.23 2 16.40 54.49

Carbon ................................................................................................ 15 12,589 .70 .56 7.23 216.40 54.49 West Virginia........................................................................................ 41 12,441 .66 .53 11.87 153.71 3 8.25

Nicholas ............................................................................................. 41 12,441 .66 .53 11.87 153.71 38.25
Total

.................................................................................................... 762,815 10,019 .89 .89 8.82 123.15 24.68

1 Refers to coal in which the county of origin in not known. 2 The cost reported under IMT Transfer (Louisiana) is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility. Florida Power Corporation incurs additional costs for transporting coal from this transfer facility to the Crystal River power plant in Florida. This cost is not included in data shown in this report. When aggregated at the State level, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

3 The Tampa Electric Company reports coal destined for the Big Bend power plant in Florida as it is received at the Davant facili ty located in Louisiana. The cost reported under Davant Transfer is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility. Tampa Electric incurs addi tional costs for transporting coal from Davant to the Big Bend plant. These costs are not included in data shown in this report. When aggregated at the State leve l, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

4 Coal reported as delivered to the Cora and GRT transfer facilities is later transferred to individual electric plants located i n Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The cost of transportation from these facilities to the electric plants is not included in the costs shown in this report. Approximately 97 percent of the coal delivered to the Cora facility was transferred to the Allen plant in Tennessee. About 3 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. Approximately 80 percent of the coal delivered to the GRT facility was transferred to plants in Tennessee. Approximately 19 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. Less than 1 percent was transferred to plants in Kentucky. * =Number less than 0.5. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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# Fossil-Fuel Data at the Electric Utility and Plant **Level**

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## Table 25. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Coal, 2001
Average Delivered Cost Receipts Total Electric Utility (thousand Delivered Cost (cents per (dollars per short tons) (million dollars) million Btu) short ton) 1. Tennessee Valley Authority.................................................. 36,556 121.92 27.99 1,023.15 2. Georgia Power Co................................................................. 33,639 166.38 39.06 1,313.94 3. TXU Electric Co ................................................................... 27,297 131.74 18.01 491.74 4. Alabama Power Co ............................................................... 24,211 141.68 30.07 728.00 5. PacifiCorp.............................................................................. 22,216 87.36 17.25 383.23 6. Detroit Edison Co ................................................................. 20,185 122.38 25.05 505.59 7. Ameren UE............................................................................ 18,797 98.10 17.28 324.87 8. Duke Power Co ..................................................................... 17,395 157.31 38.53 670.23 9. Public Service Co of Indiana................................................ 16,542 110.30 24.35 402.81 10. Reliant HL&P ....................................................................... 16,423 157.06 24.47 401.93 11. Basin Electric Power Coop .................................................. 16,275 59.00 8.85 143.95 12. Ohio Power Co ..................................................................... 15,598 143.01 34.03 530.79 13. Kansas Power and Light Co................................................. 13,942 115.59 20.09 280.03 14. MidAmerican Energy ........................................................... 13,607 74.96 12.90 175.50 15. Northern States Power Co.................................................... 13,255 94.62 16.70 221.36 16. Arkansas Power and Light Co ............................................. 12,681 78.54 13.74 174.20 17. Indiana Michigan Power....................................................... 11,904 117.41 22.71 270.30 18. Southwestern Electric Power................................................ 11,883 150.44 24.11 286.51 19. Wisconsin Electric Power Co............................................... 11,868 102.91 19.29 228.91 20. Appalachian Power Co......................................................... 11,858 129.66 31.09 368.64

Note: Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’ .



## Table 26. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Petroleum, 2001
Average Delivered Cost Total Receipts Electric Utility Delivered Cost (thousand barrels) (cents per (dollars per (million dollars) million Btu) barrel) 1. Florida Power and Light Co ................................................. 41,026 361.69 23.05 945.60 2. Florida Power Corp............................................................... 10,739 335.68 21.64 232.38 3. Long Island Lighting Co....................................................... 10,346 341.99 21.92 226.79 4. Hawaiian Electric Co Inc...................................................... 10,262 490.34 30.80 316.05 5. Mississippi Power & Light ................................................... 8,369 375.49 24.45 204.62 6. Virginia Electric and Power.................................................. 7,328 357.88 22.59 165.53 7. Jacksonville Electric Auth .................................................... 4,099 337.25 21.48 88.02 8. Power Auth State of NY....................................................... 2,736 416.89 26.01 71.16 9. Louisiana Power & Light Co ............................................... 1,454 524.03 33.29 48.41 10. Tampa Electric Power Co .................................................... 1,344 475.50 29.62 39.82 11. Consumers Power Co ........................................................... 1,235 375.81 23.75 29.33 12. Kansas Gas and Electric Co................................................. 1,180 316.99 20.95 24.71 13. Consolidated Edison Co-NY Inc.......................................... 1,157 397.95 25.00 28.92 14. Detroit Edison Co................................................................. 970 493.35 29.68 28.77 15. TXU Electric Co................................................................... 945 687.85 40.02 37.82 16. Public Serv Co of NH .......................................................... 934 336.71 21.56 20.14 17. Central Hudson Gas and Elec Corp..................................... 925 190.81 12.12 11.22 18. Central Power & Light Co................................................... 791 667.25 39.88 31.53 19. Philadelphia Electric Co....................................................... 637 372.62 23.40 14.91 20. New Orleans Public Service Inc .......................................... 580 436.47 28.50 16.53

Note: Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’ .



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## Table 27. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Gas, 2001
Average Delivered Cost Total Receipts Electric Utility Delivered Cost (thousand Mcf) (cents per (dollars per (million dollars) million Btu) Mcf) 1. TXU Electric Co ................................................................... 273,845 425.09 4.36 1,194.38 2. Florida Power and Light Co ................................................. 213,005 458.25 4.78 1,018.85 3. Reliant HL&P........................................................................ 181,033 423.17 4.32 782.47 4. Gulf States Utilities Co......................................................... 174,783 416.57 4.34 758.22 5. Louisiana Power & Light Co ............................................... 100,794 398.03 4.13 416.52 6. Central Power & Light Co ................................................... 81,499 409.83 4.21 343.43 7. Southwestern Public Service................................................. 71,543 415.44 4.20 300.77 8. Public Service Co of Oklahoma ........................................... 70,207 423.22 4.34 304.60 9. Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co............................................... 64,329 477.26 4.95 318.37 10. Long Island Lighting Co ...................................................... 62,146 379.11 3.85 239.55 11. San Antonio City Pub Service ............................................. 43,200 408.86 4.17 180.28 12. Portland General Electric Co ............................................... 43,147 374.91 3.82 165.00 13. Los Angeles Dept of Wtr and Pwr ...................................... 41,175 1,166.95 11.88 489.18 14. Mississippi Power & Light................................................... 39,722 351.07 3.61 143.35 15. Public Service Co of Colorado ............................................ 34,601 369.82 3.77 130.36 16. Nevada Power Co................................................................. 34,540 867.83 8.88 306.89 17. Southwestern Electric Power................................................ 33,966 416.66 4.34 147.37 18. Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist ............................................. 32,285 422.88 4.30 138.83 19. El Paso Electric..................................................................... 30,728 415.31 4.25 130.52 20. West Texas Utilities Co ....................................................... 30,371 415.83 4.22 128.06

Notes: • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or mo re megawatts. • Mcf = thousand cubic feet. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’ .



## Table 28. Receipts of Petroleum Coke by Electric Utility, 2001
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Sulfur Ash Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (percent (per pound) million Btu) short ton) by weight) by weight) Ameren UE ........................................................... 197 14,303 3.72 0.40 66.85 19.12 Central Elec Power Coop-Missouri 1 ................... * 14,235 3.20 .56 52.82 15.04 Jacksonville Electric Auth.................................... 568 14,255 6.28 .30 62.63 17.85 Lakeland City of................................................... 18 13,955 4.19 .44 127.02 35.45 Manitowoc Public Utilities................................... 36 14,234 5.51 .65 54.73 15.58 Michigan South Central Power ............................ * 14,002 4.65 .43 150.01 42.01 Northern States Power Co.................................... 201 13,613 5.64 .70 39.12 10.65 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co............................. 149 13,927 4.34 .20 69.32 19.31 Reliant HL&P ....................................................... 132 13,609 1.66 .44 156.57 42.61 Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist ............................. 17 14,500 3.67 .60 100.48 29.14 Seminole Electric Coop........................................ 182 14,394 5.88 .41 110.74 31.88 Tampa Electric Power Co .................................... 303 13,945 4.90 .46 82.67 23.06 Wisconsin Power & Light.................................... 71 13,920 5.70 .66 96.25 26.80 Wisconsin Electric Power Co .............................. 145 14,201 5.24 .20 87.79 24.93

Total

................................................................. 2,019 14,079 5.13 .40 78.38 22.07

1 Includes a small amount of coal. * =Number less than 0.5. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 29. Receipts of No. 6 Fuel Oil by Electric Utility, 2001
Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Company (thousand Sulfur Btu (cents per (dollars barrels) (percent (per gallon) million Btu) per barrel) by weight) Ameren CIPS ........................................................ 111 151,484 0.29 537.20 34.18 Central Hudson Gas and Elec Corp..................... 925 151,272 .99 190.81 12.12 Consolidated Edison Co-NY Inc.......................... 1,157 149,565 .28 397.95 25.00 Consumers Power Co ........................................... 1,100 154,178 1.44 350.38 22.69 Delmarva Power & Light..................................... 201 152,866 .81 388.10 24.92 Detroit Edison Co................................................. 571 146,600 .74 442.02 27.22 Dover City of........................................................ 269 152,330 .78 374.18 23.94 Florida Power and Light Co ................................ 40,828 151,793 1.11 360.78 23.00 Florida Power Corp .............................................. 10,606 153,673 1.46 333.42 21.52 Gainesville Regional Utilities .............................. 96 150,392 1.42 478.32 30.21 Hawaiian Electric Co Inc ..................................... 10,228 149,586 .46 489.78 30.77 Jacksonville Electric Auth.................................... 4,047 151,778 1.46 334.61 21.33 Kansas Gas and Electric Co................................. 1,180 157,372 1.70 316.99 20.95 Kansas Power and Light Co ................................ 267 158,847 1.70 334.97 22.35 Lake Worth City of .............................................. 9 149,356 1.37 561.00 35.19 Lakeland City of................................................... 189 149,663 1.82 425.30 26.73 Long Island Lighting Co ...................................... 10,346 152,610 .78 341.99 21.92 Louisiana Power & Light Co............................... 1,014 154,163 .50 510.14 33.03 Mississippi Power & Light .................................. 8,348 155,067 3.00 374.94 24.42 New Orleans Public Service Inc .......................... 579 155,481 1.50 436.12 28.48 Orlando Utilities Comm ....................................... 5 152,500 1.00 430.26 27.56 Pacific Gas and Electric ....................................... 369 148,800 1.10 594.98 37.18 Philadelphia Electric Co....................................... 540 151,375 .52 331.85 21.10 Power Auth State of NY ...................................... 2,665 148,743 .21 414.66 25.90 Public Serv Co of NH .......................................... 902 153,000 .83 329.07 21.15 Tampa Electric Power Co .................................... 1,023 151,569 .95 446.20 28.40 Taunton City of .................................................... 86 150,259 .46 420.13 26.51 Vero Beach City of .............................................. 336 144,624 .59 670.36 40.72 Vineland City of ................................................... 41 156,400 .77 392.65 25.79 Virginia Electric and Power................................. 6,754 151,157 1.10 337.72 21.44

Total

................................................................. 104,791 152,053 1.18 371.78 23.74
Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 2001 Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton)
Alabama Electric Coop Inc

.................... 1,145 11,728 1.08 8.60 139.30 32.68 351 11,934 1.79 11.38 137.70 32.87

Lowman (AL)......................................... 1,145 11,728 1.08 8.60 139.30 32.68 351 11,934 1.79 11.38 137.70 32.87 Alabama Power Co

.................................. 23,610 10,581 .70 8.28 140.86 29.81 601 11,799 .75 5.06 170.61 40.26

Barry (AL) .............................................. 3,326 11,893 .73 8.30 173.97 41.38 601 11,799 .75 5.06 170.61 40.26 Gadsden (AL) ......................................... 255 12,168 1.59 13.73 158.19 38.50 — — — — — — Gorgas 2 and 3 (AL).............................. 2,675 12,171 .90 13.09 197.59 48.10 — — — — — — Greene (AL)............................................ 1,350 11,978 1.51 8.75 126.49 30.30 — — — — — — Gaston (AL)............................................ 5,219 12,175 1.23 12.50 139.37 33.94 — — — — — — James Miller (AL) .................................. 10,784 8,799 .26 4.84 110.46 19.44 — — — — — — Ameren CIPS

........................................... 2,269 10,320 1.05 8.01 128.36 26.49 4,345 9,146 .68 5.68 114.19 20.89

Coffeen (IL)............................................ 1,817 10,300 1.00 8.00 124.96 25.74 198 10,113 2.41 8.41 145.98 29.53 Hutsonville (IL) ...................................... — — — — — — 320 11,355 2.90 9.02 112.84 25.63 Meredosia (IL)........................................ 452 10,398 1.26 8.03 141.89 29.51 222 10,984 2.94 10.27 131.61 28.91 Newton (IL) ............................................ — — — — — — 3,605 8,784 .25 4.95 111.00 19.50 Ameren-UE

............................................... 10,893 8,920 .37 5.44 97.45 17.39 7,904 8,655 .56 5.56 99.02 17.14

Labadie (MO) ......................................... 5,904 8,800 .26 5.14 95.08 16.73 3,380 8,605 .37 5.38 99.91 17.20 Meramec (MO)....................................... 1,878 9,533 .88 6.47 110.04 20.98 106 11,700 1.29 7.20 126.69 29.65 Sioux (MO)............................................. 2,679 8,835 .25 5.30 93.40 16.50 321 11,839 2.53 7.81 124.71 29.53 Rush Island (MO)................................... 432 8,420 .43 5.77 95.75 16.12 4,097 8,368 .54 5.50 94.42 15.80 American Municipal Power Ohio

.......... 191 11,789 1.91 14.64 122.36 28.85 566 11,809 1.93 14.49 119.76 28.29

Gorsuch (OH) ......................................... 191 11,789 1.91 14.64 122.36 28.85 566 11,809 1.93 14.49 119.76 28.29 Ames, City of

............................................ 228 8,863 .20 4.34 144.34 25.59 — — — — — —

Ames (IA)............................................... 228 8,863 .20 4.34 144.34 25.59 — — — — — — Appalachian Power

.................................. 9,397 11,914 .71 11.98 132.71 31.62 2,461 12,270 .76 11.98 118.36 29.05

Clinch River (VA).................................. 1,375 12,300 .68 15.00 138.20 34.00 466 12,492 .71 12.84 144.96 36.22 Glen Lyn (VA) ....................................... 329 12,763 .87 10.51 146.80 37.47 290 12,827 .86 10.20 147.83 37.92 Amos (WV) ............................................ 4,505 12,003 .77 11.91 129.98 31.20 1,044 12,107 .78 12.00 103.33 25.02 Kanawha River (WV) ............................ 645 12,045 .76 13.01 111.44 26.85 493 12,172 .77 12.28 97.95 23.85 Mountaineer (WV) ................................. 2,543 11,405 .58 10.40 138.25 31.54 168 11,997 .66 11.75 142.05 34.08 Arizona Electric Power Coop Inc

.......... 1,326 9,612 .72 14.16 143.00 27.49 78 9,934 .43 13.71 159.00 31.59

Apache (AZ)........................................... 1,326 9,612 .72 14.16 143.00 27.49 78 9,934 .43 13.71 159.00 31.59 Arizona Public Service

............................ 6,624 9,248 .65 18.75 103.47 19.14 802 9,546 .56 12.11 123.94 23.66

Cholla (AZ) ............................................ 1,732 9,862 .45 14.27 113.91 22.47 802 9,546 .56 12.11 123.94 23.66 Four Corners (NM) ................................ 4,892 9,030 .72 20.34 99.44 17.96 — — — — — — Arkansas Power and Light

..................... 11,991 8,762 .26 4.56 73.95 12.96 690 8,450 .36 4.91 161.29 27.26

Whitebluff (AR) ..................................... 5,419 8,506 .34 4.99 79.91 13.59 690 8,450 .36 4.91 161.29 27.26 Independence (AR)................................. 6,573 8,972 .20 4.21 69.30 12.43 — — — — — — Associated Electric Coop

........................ 9,554 8,910 .20 4.26 89.37 15.93 — — — — — —

Madrid (MO) .......................................... 4,428 8,913 .20 4.26 100.22 17.86 — — — — — — Hill (MO)................................................ 5,126 8,908 .20 4.26 80.00 14.25 — — — — — — Atlantic City Electric

............................... 40 12,972 2.30 9.70 171.57 44.51 147 12,828 1.49 9.41 250.30 64.21

England (NJ)........................................... 40 12,972 2.30 9.70 171.57 44.51 79 13,191 2.13 7.71 238.17 62.84 Deepwater (NJ)....................................... — — — — — — 68 12,409 .75 11.37 265.14 65.80 Basin Electric Power Coop

..................... 16,275 7,496 .50 7.12 59.00 8.85 — — — — — —

Leland Olds (ND)................................... 3,648 6,841 .69 8.24 76.33 10.44 — — — — — — Laramie River (WY) .............................. 7,740 8,376 .31 5.18 46.73 7.83 — — — — — — Antelope Valley (ND) ............................ 4,887 6,592 .66 9.38 70.28 9.26 — — — — — — Big Rivers Electric Corp

......................... 265 11,858 3.23 11.19 90.30 21.42 — — — — — —

Reid-Henderson (KY) ............................ 265 11,858 3.23 11.19 90.30 21.42 — — — — — — Black Hills Corporation

.......................... 538 8,091 .62 7.05 46.84 7.58 — — — — — —

Neal Simpson II (WY)........................... 538 8,091 .62 7.05 46.84 7.58 — — — — — — Cardinal Operating Co (AEP)

............... 2,894 11,926 1.16 12.20 152.76 36.44 1,409 12,069 1.64 10.24 119.36 28.81

Cardinal (OH)......................................... 2,894 11,926 1.16 12.20 152.76 36.44 1,409 12,069 1.64 10.24 119.36 28.81
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 2001 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton)
Carolina Power and Light

...................... 7,946 12,380 0.83 11.08 161.78 40.06 1,438 12,557 0.94 10.12 179.59 45.10

Asheville (NC)........................................ 526 12,681 .84 10.39 167.17 42.40 186 12,878 1.16 9.57 182.69 47.05 Cape Fear (NC) ...................................... 428 12,423 .90 10.50 152.46 37.88 59 12,620 1.14 11.85 168.62 42.56 Lee (NC)................................................. 694 12,439 .90 10.70 157.52 39.19 8 13,049 1.09 9.20 187.00 48.80 Roxboro (NC)......................................... 4,257 12,338 .80 11.39 160.92 39.71 666 12,549 .92 10.16 176.14 44.21 Sutton (NC) ............................................ 458 12,658 1.08 9.26 163.23 41.32 244 12,281 .90 10.03 191.79 47.11 Weatherspoon (NC)................................ 231 12,716 1.11 8.87 179.64 45.69 46 12,772 1.06 8.66 165.25 42.21 Robinson (SC) ........................................ 204 12,745 1.20 8.90 164.58 41.95 58 12,436 1.16 11.06 197.73 49.18 Mayo (NC).............................................. 1,146 12,106 .63 12.22 163.75 39.65 171 12,569 .67 10.18 173.92 43.72 Cedar Falls Utilities

................................. — — — — — — 38 12,334 1.41 7.47 194.72 48.03

Streeter (IA)............................................ — — — — — — 38 12,334 1.41 7.47 194.72 48.03 Central Elec Power Coop-Missouri — — — — — — 308 9,530 .77 5.31 116.75 22.25

Chamois (MO)........................................ — — — — — — 308 9,530 .77 5.31 116.75 22.25 Central Hudson Gas and Electric

......... 37 13,309 .61 7.27 156.10 41.55 — — — — — —

Danskammer (NY) ................................. 37 13,309 .61 7.27 156.10 41.55 — — — — — — Central Illinois Light

............................... 1,683 10,857 2.47 7.72 178.92 38.85 689 11,633 1.51 7.60 201.97 46.99

Edwards (IL)........................................... 721 11,154 1.18 7.31 122.78 27.39 678 11,652 1.49 7.57 202.59 47.21 Duck Creek (IL) ..................................... 962 10,635 3.45 8.02 223.06 47.44 11 10,402 3.25 9.39 157.01 32.67 Central Iowa Power Coop

...................... — — — — — — 180 11,243 2.94 10.49 116.87 26.28

Fair Station (IA) ..................................... — — — — — — 180 11,243 2.94 10.49 116.87 26.28 Central Louisiana Electric

...................... 5,602 7,482 .90 10.90 139.94 20.94 — — — — — —

Dolet Hills (LA) ..................................... 3,754 6,839 1.15 13.66 141.66 19.38 — — — — — — Rodemacher (LA)................................... 1,848 8,788 .41 5.28 137.21 24.12 — — — — — — Central Operating Co (AEP)

................. 669 12,062 .78 12.38 129.79 31.31 1,808 12,068 1.00 12.28 128.12 30.92

Sporn (WV) ............................................ 669 12,062 .78 12.38 129.79 31.31 1,808 12,068 1.00 12.28 128.12 30.92 Central Power and Light

........................ 794 10,469 .35 5.87 141.63 29.65 901 9,408 .32 6.00 136.07 25.60

Coleto Creek (TX).................................. 794 10,469 .35 5.87 141.63 29.65 901 9,408 .32 6.00 136.07 25.60 Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co

............. 8,099 12,126 2.50 10.61 111.03 26.93 2,860 11,785 1.47 13.02 135.83 32.01

Beckjord (OH) ........................................ 1,606 11,860 1.16 12.45 120.46 28.57 1,070 11,747 1.09 13.64 141.87 33.33 Miami Fort (OH) .................................... 1,864 12,280 1.64 11.00 115.15 28.28 942 11,834 1.10 13.45 137.72 32.60 East Bend (KY) ...................................... 1,163 12,228 2.61 10.50 104.29 25.51 562 11,756 2.17 11.30 127.45 29.97 Zimmer (OH).......................................... 3,466 12,131 3.55 9.58 106.80 25.91 286 11,820 2.75 12.65 123.52 29.20 City of Independence Pwr and Lt

......... 80 10,851 2.71 12.94 162.11 35.18 29 12,364 2.81 8.99 203.60 50.34

Blue Valley (MO) .................................. 80 10,851 2.71 12.94 162.11 35.18 29 12,364 2.81 8.99 203.60 50.34 City Public Service-San Antonio

........... 5,938 8,447 .32 5.45 101.01 17.07 — — — — — —

JT Deely/Spruce (TX) ............................ 5,938 8,447 .32 5.45 101.01 17.07 — — — — — — City Utilities of Springfield

..................... 1,756 9,226 .29 4.46 117.94 21.76 — — — — — —

James River (MO) .................................. 939 9,507 .37 4.61 123.88 23.55 — — — — — — Southwest (MO) ..................................... 817 8,904 .20 4.29 110.65 19.70 — — — — — — Colorado Springs Dept Pub Utils

.......... 1,795 9,891 .37 6.74 82.82 16.38 162 9,367 .33 6.34 97.47 18.26

Drake (CO) ............................................. 961 10,503 .46 8.06 88.63 18.62 26 11,191 .52 9.52 116.35 26.04 Nixon (CO)............................................. 834 9,186 .26 5.22 75.17 13.81 137 9,023 .30 5.74 93.05 16.79 Columbia Water and Light

.................... 30 13,408 1.10 6.13 206.58 55.40 — — — — — —

Columbia (MO) ...................................... 30 13,408 1.10 6.13 206.58 55.40 — — — — — — Columbus Southern Power Co (AEP)

................................................... 3,400 11,709 2.33 9.12 133.06 31.16 645 11,487 2.75 11.83 110.48 25.38 Conesville (OH)...................................... 3,400 11,709 2.33 9.12 133.06 31.16 448 11,468 2.76 13.18 109.82 25.19 Picway (OH)........................................... — — — — — — 196 11,532 2.71 8.74 111.97 25.83 Consumers Power

.................................... 6,383 10,415 .52 8.19 138.01 28.75 2,634 9,151 .35 5.45 122.98 22.51

Cobb (MI)............................................... 597 9,254 .51 6.96 121.37 22.46 459 9,548 .59 6.79 131.42 25.10 Karn-Weadock (MI) ............................... 546 8,829 .27 5.24 108.48 19.16 676 8,791 .25 4.74 107.96 18.98 Campbell (MI) ........................................ 3,216 10,686 .53 8.34 145.07 31.00 814 9,066 .27 4.96 117.65 21.33
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 2001 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton)

Consumers Power

Weadock (MI) ........................................ 1,193 11,191 0.66 9.82 142.53 31.90 529 9,355 0.37 5.78 134.99 25.26 Whiting (MI) .......................................... 832 10,125 .50 8.07 129.82 26.29 155 9,291 .42 6.04 145.34 27.01 Cooperative Power Association

.............. 7,670 6,198 .61 11.27 75.17 9.32 — — — — — —

Coal Creek (ND) .................................... 7,670 6,198 .61 11.27 75.17 9.32 — — — — — — Dairyland Power Cooperative

................ 2,320 9,620 .50 4.72 115.35 22.19 206 12,466 1.16 7.19 181.42 45.23

Alma-Madgett (WI)................................ 1,643 9,154 .32 4.48 107.02 19.59 48 12,470 1.33 8.38 177.01 44.15 Genoa No.3 (WI).................................... 677 10,750 .93 5.32 132.57 28.50 158 12,464 1.11 6.83 182.76 45.56 Dayton Power and Light Co

.................. 4,987 11,530 .79 15.01 112.28 25.89 2,889 11,736 .89 13.04 158.62 37.23

Hutchings (OH) ...................................... — — — — — — 471 12,377 .81 11.34 178.08 44.08 Stuart (OH) ............................................. 3,562 11,455 .85 15.32 107.34 24.59 2,162 11,585 .94 13.43 152.28 35.28 Killen (OH)............................................. 1,425 11,719 .65 14.25 124.35 29.15 255 11,827 .66 12.88 173.73 41.09 Delmarva Power and Light

.................... 14 12,642 .69 12.50 195.00 49.30 10 12,473 .65 10.23 248.18 61.91

Edgemoor (DE) ...................................... 14 12,642 .69 12.50 195.00 49.30 10 12,473 .65 10.23 248.18 61.91 Deseret Generation & Trans

.................. 2,028 9,929 .40 10.15 156.72 31.12 — — — — — —

Bonanza (UT) ......................................... 2,028 9,929 .40 10.15 156.72 31.12 — — — — — — Detroit Edison Co

.................................... 17,080 10,168 .54 5.34 122.00 24.81 3,105 10,595 .91 6.41 124.39 26.36

Harbor Beach (MI)................................. 101 13,085 .97 7.21 135.77 35.53 — — — — — — Marysville (MI) ...................................... 31 13,087 .95 7.11 141.07 36.92 1 12,946 .74 6.20 140.70 36.43 Monroe (MI)........................................... 7,012 10,578 .66 6.30 115.82 24.50 1,784 10,011 .53 6.29 127.35 25.50 River Rouge (MI)................................... 871 10,983 .58 6.49 123.46 27.12 303 10,115 .46 7.12 135.50 27.41 St Clair (MI)........................................... 3,918 9,488 .35 4.19 128.32 24.35 745 12,638 2.18 6.94 116.21 29.37 Trenton Channel (MI) ............................ 1,901 10,594 .72 5.42 112.24 23.78 170 9,357 .45 5.48 124.39 23.28 Belle River (MI)..................................... 3,246 9,516 .35 4.22 134.29 25.56 102 9,339 .36 4.08 113.60 21.22 Duke Power

.............................................. 12,239 12,243 .83 11.84 145.85 35.71 5,156 12,255 .97 11.56 184.49 45.22

Allen (NC) .............................................. 1,466 12,114 .82 11.96 150.75 36.52 707 12,142 1.03 12.19 190.45 46.25 Buck (NC) .............................................. 440 11,749 .67 15.82 142.42 33.47 284 11,648 .75 16.88 174.45 40.64 Cliffside (NC)......................................... 1,131 12,476 .94 9.34 142.63 35.59 553 12,558 1.04 9.55 188.77 47.41 Dan River (NC) ...................................... 117 12,775 .69 9.88 147.77 37.76 91 12,873 .59 9.30 178.09 45.85 Marshall (NC)......................................... 3,664 12,297 .81 11.29 143.87 35.38 1,764 12,292 .98 10.96 185.08 45.50 Riverbend (NC) ...................................... 319 12,056 .97 13.58 149.48 36.04 860 12,129 .98 11.90 167.86 40.72 Lee (SC).................................................. 200 12,076 .82 12.45 152.10 36.74 372 12,166 .93 12.36 195.41 47.55 Belews Creek (NC) ................................ 4,902 12,238 .84 12.33 146.41 35.83 525 12,457 1.01 11.23 195.41 48.69 East Kentucky Power Coop

................... 1,511 12,019 .78 11.79 123.38 29.66 2,549 12,150 1.03 11.38 140.56 34.16

Cooper (KY)........................................... 106 12,473 1.05 10.41 128.91 32.16 825 12,309 1.37 10.31 131.66 32.41 Dale (KY) ............................................... 411 12,310 .76 10.22 125.48 30.89 153 12,165 .91 9.35 139.18 33.86 Spurlock (KY) ........................................ 994 11,851 .76 12.59 121.86 28.88 1,571 12,065 .86 12.14 145.46 35.10 Electric Energy

......................................... 5,057 8,841 .23 4.75 86.91 15.37 56 8,726 .27 4.95 86.32 15.07

Joppa (IL) ............................................... 5,057 8,841 .23 4.75 86.91 15.37 56 8,726 .27 4.95 86.32 15.07 Empire Dist Electric

................................ 517 9,358 .32 4.72 113.07 21.16 24 12,399 .47 7.78 145.50 36.08

Riverton (KS) ......................................... 150 9,301 .53 4.71 120.31 22.38 — — — — — — Asbury (MO) .......................................... 367 9,381 .23 4.72 110.15 20.67 24 12,399 .47 7.78 145.50 36.08 Florida Power Corp 1

............................... 2,527 12,664 .89 9.06 184.09 46.63 2,911 12,319 .73 10.58 214.38 52.82

Crystal River (FL) .................................. 2,351 12,689 .91 8.97 183.00 46.44 685 12,590 .91 9.91 250.43 63.06 IMT Transfer (LA)................................. 176 12,326 .68 10.32 199.17 49.10 2,226 12,235 .68 10.79 202.97 49.67 Fremont Dept of Public Utilities

............ 323 8,940 .23 4.53 98.20 17.56 — — — — — —

Wright (NE)............................................ 323 8,940 .23 4.53 98.20 17.56 — — — — — — Gainesville Regional Utilities

.................. 462 13,054 .70 7.11 194.44 50.76 — — — — — —

Deerhaven (FL) ...................................... 462 13,054 .70 7.11 194.44 50.76 — — — — — — Georgia Power

.......................................... 17,966 12,566 .87 10.21 164.80 41.42 15,673 10,789 .75 9.10 168.50 36.36

Arkwright (GA) ...................................... 21 12,599 2.19 10.84 153.10 38.58 163 12,796 2.10 10.76 158.35 40.52 Atkinson-Mcdonough (GA) ................... 1,226 12,758 1.08 8.70 141.89 36.21 41 12,842 1.04 9.20 172.07 44.20 Bowen (GA) ........................................... 5,035 12,503 1.01 10.01 148.77 37.20 3,573 11,924 .96 13.17 167.93 40.05 Hammond (GA)...................................... 1,561 12,749 .80 10.11 146.87 37.45 348 12,806 .87 9.46 149.12 38.19
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 2001 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton)
Georgia Power

Harllee Branch (GA) .............................. 1,841 12,457 1.01 10.39 172.13 42.88 1,674 12,528 1.09 10.27 188.50 47.23 Mitchell (GA) ......................................... 161 12,725 1.00 8.85 183.37 46.67 41 12,779 1.15 9.38 211.78 54.13 Yates (GA).............................................. 1,217 12,573 .79 11.27 153.31 38.55 1,518 12,641 1.35 11.11 171.10 43.26 Wansley (GA)......................................... 3,245 12,609 .81 11.17 155.00 39.09 1,432 11,993 1.12 12.93 180.92 43.40 Scherer (GA) .......................................... 3,658 12,516 .66 9.80 210.60 52.72 6,881 8,944 .30 5.39 159.16 28.47 Grand Haven Light & Power

................ — — — — — — 205 12,762 2.35 10.07 133.29 34.02

J B Simms (MI)...................................... — — — — — — 205 12,762 2.35 10.07 133.29 34.02 Grand Island Utilities

.............................. 449 8,784 .29 5.44 72.20 12.68 — — — — — —

Platte (NE) .............................................. 449 8,784 .29 5.44 72.20 12.68 — — — — — — Grand River Dam Authority

.................. 3,489 8,445 .34 5.22 88.60 14.96 — — — — — —

GRDA No 1 (OK).................................. 3,489 8,445 .34 5.22 88.60 14.96 — — — — — — Gulf Power

................................................ 1,352 12,137 1.07 6.41 157.27 38.18 1,961 12,177 .98 6.84 163.88 39.91

Crist (FL) ................................................ 990 12,059 1.09 5.98 156.32 37.70 1,119 12,086 1.14 7.00 158.32 38.27 Scholtz (FL)............................................ 160 12,709 .93 9.46 159.64 40.58 — — — — — — Smith (FL) .............................................. 201 12,067 1.09 6.10 159.91 38.59 842 12,298 .77 6.63 171.14 42.09 Gulf States Utilities

.................................. 2,511 8,784 .38 5.22 113.69 19.97 — — — — — —

Nelson (LA)............................................ 2,511 8,784 .38 5.22 113.69 19.97 — — — — — — Hamilton, City of

..................................... 150 12,160 .98 12.52 147.52 35.88 — — — — — —

Hamilton (OH)........................................ 150 12,160 .98 12.52 147.52 35.88 — — — — — — Hastings Utilities

...................................... 320 8,764 .29 5.62 67.29 11.79 12 8,740 .29 6.00 67.50 11.80

Hastings (NE) ......................................... 320 8,764 .29 5.62 67.29 11.79 12 8,740 .29 6.00 67.50 11.80 Holland Board of Public Wks

................ 114 12,850 .84 8.41 164.45 42.27 32 11,494 .92 7.65 190.00 43.68

James De Young (MI)............................ 114 12,850 .84 8.41 164.45 42.27 32 11,494 .92 7.65 190.00 43.68 Hoosier Energy R E C

............................ 3,736 11,154 2.82 9.94 102.93 22.96 — — — — — —

Frank E Ratts (IN).................................. 709 11,193 1.36 8.84 104.62 23.42 — — — — — — Merom (IN) ............................................ 3,027 11,145 3.16 10.20 102.53 22.86 — — — — — — Houston Lighting and Power

................. 16,423 7,791 .74 9.81 157.06 24.47 — — — — — —

Limestone (TX) ...................................... 7,169 6,756 1.20 15.67 127.07 17.17 — — — — — — Parish (TX) ............................................. 9,254 8,593 .38 5.28 175.32 30.13 — — — — — — Indiana Michigan Power

......................... 9,678 9,267 .50 5.43 110.96 20.57 2,226 11,422 .70 9.50 140.13 32.01

Tanners Creek (IN) ................................ 1,633 11,501 1.61 9.19 112.00 25.76 822 12,242 .83 11.01 123.09 30.14 Rockport (IN) ......................................... 8,045 8,814 .27 4.67 110.69 19.51 1,404 10,941 .62 8.63 151.29 33.11 Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp

........... 3,290 9,903 .32 4.90 122.58 24.28 572 11,879 2.01 8.70 125.99 29.93

Clifty Creek (IN) .................................... 3,290 9,903 .32 4.90 122.58 24.28 572 11,879 2.01 8.70 125.99 29.93 Indianapolis Power and Light

................ 3,600 11,129 1.99 8.57 97.11 21.62 580 11,094 2.08 9.37 99.85 22.15

Stout (IN)................................................ 986 10,883 1.16 8.89 110.58 24.07 246 10,910 1.22 9.21 115.09 25.11 Pritchard (IN).......................................... 786 11,296 1.21 7.20 109.57 24.75 5 10,926 1.14 8.89 103.50 22.62 Petersburg (IN) ....................................... 1,828 11,190 2.78 8.99 84.65 18.94 329 11,234 2.75 9.50 88.72 19.93 Interstate Power

....................................... 155 12,044 .59 7.72 149.31 35.97 1,530 8,779 .31 5.53 77.84 13.67

Dubuque (IA).......................................... 145 12,049 .59 7.67 149.08 35.92 59 10,806 .50 5.72 133.75 28.91 Lansing (IA) ........................................... 10 11,978 .54 8.33 152.60 36.56 801 8,666 .31 5.52 80.37 13.93 Kapp (IA)................................................ — — — — — — 669 8,736 .30 5.52 68.76 12.01 IES Utilities

............................................... 886 8,507 .33 5.75 106.46 18.11 4,396 8,632 .34 5.58 86.08 14.86

6th St (IA) .............................................. 24 12,159 .54 8.16 133.05 32.36 214 11,114 .34 7.20 133.07 29.58 Praire Creek (IA).................................... — — — — — — 763 8,550 .31 5.66 86.08 14.72 Sutherland (IA)....................................... — — — — — — 570 9,102 .35 5.70 81.13 14.77 Burlington (IA)....................................... — — — — — — 757 8,320 .36 5.49 85.13 14.17 Ottumwa (IA) ......................................... 861 8,404 .33 5.68 105.37 17.71 2,093 8,394 .34 5.39 81.54 13.69 Jacksonville Electric Authority

.............. 2,626 12,128 .92 12.24 159.70 38.74 847 12,407 1.21 7.21 162.63 40.36

St Johns River (FL)................................ 2,626 12,128 .92 12.24 159.70 38.74 810 12,421 1.15 7.07 159.51 39.63 Northside (FL) ........................................ — — — — — — 38 12,114 2.37 10.08 231.10 55.99
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 2001 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton)

Jamestown Bd of Public Utilities

........... 1 12,733 1.20 9.80 195.00 49.66 75 12,571 1.83 10.77 143.56 36.09

Samuel A Carlson (NY)......................... 1 12,733 1.20 9.80 195.00 49.66 75 12,571 1.83 10.77 143.56 36.09 Kansas City Bd Public Utilities

............. 1,572 8,290 .36 5.21 80.43 13.34 — — — — — —

Quindaro (KS) ........................................ 503 8,810 .29 5.37 97.18 17.12 — — — — — — Nearman (KS)......................................... 1,069 8,045 .39 5.14 71.80 11.55 — — — — — — Kansas City Power and Light

................ 4,542 8,781 .34 5.71 75.32 13.23 4,903 8,836 .62 6.14 85.26 15.07

La Cygne (KS) ....................................... 1,771 8,810 .38 5.83 79.83 14.07 2,488 8,914 .88 7.05 76.43 13.62 Hawthorne (MO) .................................... — — — — — — 841 8,713 .30 5.36 109.65 19.11 Montrose (MO)....................................... 292 8,794 .40 5.66 90.54 15.92 1,559 8,782 .38 5.12 86.79 15.24 Iatan (MO) .............................................. 2,479 8,758 .30 5.63 70.28 12.31 15 8,521 .31 4.71 55.70 9.49 Kansas Power and Light Co

.................. 11,730 8,425 .37 4.89 112.67 18.98 2,212 10,087 .38 7.36 128.52 25.93

Lawrence (KS)........................................ 402 8,780 .31 5.30 162.67 28.56 1,532 10,156 .39 7.44 130.45 26.50 Tecumseh (KS)....................................... 150 8,777 .31 5.32 159.82 28.05 680 9,931 .37 7.17 124.07 24.64 Jeffrey Energy Cnt (KS) ........................ 11,178 8,407 .37 4.87 110.13 18.52 — — — — — — Kentucky Power (AEP)

........................... 851 12,161 .94 9.71 104.70 25.47 2,385 11,929 .92 10.83 102.05 24.35

Big Sandy (KY)...................................... 851 12,161 .94 9.71 104.70 25.47 2,385 11,929 .92 10.83 102.05 24.35 Kentucky Utilities

.................................... 4,445 11,914 1.85 12.48 107.46 25.60 3,113 10,975 .82 9.37 136.03 29.86

Brown (KY)............................................ 886 11,961 1.50 12.79 127.05 30.39 673 12,106 1.63 12.54 127.89 30.96 Ghent (KY)............................................. 3,213 11,959 1.93 12.45 101.00 24.16 2,200 10,445 .50 8.43 139.97 29.24 Green River (KY)................................... 346 11,369 2.02 11.89 117.70 26.76 107 12,203 2.10 10.55 136.85 33.40 Tyrone (KY) ........................................... — — — — — — 133 13,039 .80 7.90 121.50 31.68 Lakeland Dept of Elec Wtr Utils

........... 107 12,703 1.31 9.42 164.35 41.75 223 12,395 1.00 8.98 197.50 48.96

Plant 3-Mcintosh (FL)............................ 107 12,703 1.31 9.42 164.35 41.75 223 12,395 1.00 8.98 197.50 48.96 Lansing Board of Water and Light 1,364 9,848 .47 6.74 134.67 26.52 — — — — — —

Eckert (MI) ............................................. 1,046 9,016 .34 5.88 120.24 21.68 — — — — — — Erickson (MI) ......................................... 318 12,588 .92 9.56 168.71 42.47 — — — — — — Los Angeles Dept of Wtr and Pwr 5,218 11,818 .52 8.94 137.22 32.43 132 11,836 .45 10.13 104.70 24.79

Intermountain (UT) ................................ 5,218 11,818 .52 8.94 137.22 32.43 132 11,836 .45 10.13 104.70 24.79 Louisville Gas and Electric

..................... 6,596 11,417 3.42 12.54 92.46 21.11 1,106 11,277 3.05 12.88 97.63 22.02

Cane Run (KY) ...................................... 1,355 11,335 3.56 11.23 96.53 21.88 249 11,317 3.28 12.67 90.43 20.47 Mill Creek (KY)..................................... 3,753 11,301 3.18 12.42 93.53 21.14 704 11,424 2.91 12.38 95.68 21.86 Trimble County (KY)............................. 1,488 11,783 3.89 14.02 86.33 20.34 153 10,540 3.32 15.54 119.94 25.28 Lower Colorado River Authority

.......... 3,114 8,531 .32 5.45 88.96 15.18 3,312 8,423 .34 11.25 92.41 15.57

S Seymour-Fayette (TX) ........................ 3,114 8,531 .32 5.45 88.96 15.18 3,312 8,423 .34 11.25 92.41 15.57 Madison Gas and Electric

...................... — — — — — — 199 11,019 1.51 9.10 152.70 33.65

Blount (WI) ............................................ — — — — — — 199 11,019 1.51 9.10 152.70 33.65 Manitowoc Public Utilities

...................... — — — — — — 158 12,724 1.44 7.56 172.30 43.85

Manitowoc (WI) ..................................... — — — — — — 158 12,724 1.44 7.56 172.30 43.85 Marquette Bd of Light and Power

........ 169 9,319 .33 4.09 124.90 23.28 25 13,247 .83 7.67 206.14 54.62

Shiras (MI).............................................. 169 9,319 .33 4.09 124.90 23.28 25 13,247 .83 7.67 206.14 54.62 Michigan South Central Power

............. — — — — — — 173 11,953 2.72 11.77 169.45 40.51

Project I (MI).......................................... — — — — — — 173 11,953 2.72 11.77 169.45 40.51 MidAmerican Energy

.............................. 13,488 8,599 .33 5.12 74.77 12.86 119 9,095 .26 5.39 94.93 17.27

Riverside (IA)......................................... 433 8,641 .31 5.27 82.23 14.21 — — — — — — Council Bluffs (IA) ................................ 3,668 8,570 .31 5.26 60.36 10.35 — — — — — — George Neal 1-4 (IA)............................. 6,627 8,661 .35 5.01 75.04 13.00 119 9,095 .26 5.39 94.93 17.27 Louisa (IA) ............................................. 2,760 8,481 .30 5.19 92.28 15.65 — — — — — — Minnesota Power and Light

................... 4,268 9,053 .56 6.65 117.73 21.31 — — — — — —

Laskin Energy Center (MN) .................. 431 9,368 .37 4.38 121.02 22.67 — — — — — — Boswell Energy Center (MN) ................ 3,837 9,017 .58 6.91 117.34 21.16 — — — — — — Minnkota Power Coop

............................ 3,972 6,667 .87 8.28 71.41 9.52 — — — — — —

Young (ND)............................................ 3,972 6,667 .87 8.28 71.41 9.52 — — — — — —
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton)
Mississippi Power

..................................... 3,465 11,768 0.69 7.85 155.29 36.55 1,631 11,258 0.54 9.19 189.12 42.58

Watson (MS) .......................................... 1,978 11,652 .80 7.11 153.88 35.86 235 11,442 .85 6.66 185.02 42.34 Daniel (MS) ............................................ 1,487 11,923 .55 8.83 157.12 37.47 1,396 11,228 .49 9.62 189.82 42.63 Monongahela Power (APS)

..................... 3,483 12,395 2.54 11.18 109.71 27.20 79 11,964 2.34 12.96 104.85 25.09

Albright (WV) ........................................ 380 12,561 1.62 11.61 106.15 26.67 40 12,011 1.55 13.56 102.33 24.58 Ft Martin (WV) ...................................... 556 12,469 1.60 11.18 106.51 26.56 — — — — — — Harrison (WV)........................................ 1,119 12,269 3.35 12.48 120.64 29.60 7 12,476 3.50 10.81 88.11 21.99 Rivesville (WV)...................................... 246 11,758 1.04 12.79 119.35 28.07 10 11,660 .84 10.83 171.71 40.04 Willow Island (WV)............................... 481 13,011 1.46 7.60 112.57 29.29 7 13,048 1.56 6.72 105.80 27.61 Pleasants (WV)....................................... 702 12,248 3.73 10.75 91.50 22.41 16 11,383 5.04 16.20 76.66 17.45 Montana-Dakota Utilities

........................ 3,417 6,938 1.00 8.92 79.84 11.08 — — — — — —

Heskett (ND) .......................................... 561 7,069 .76 7.25 96.00 13.57 — — — — — — Lewis and Clark (MT) ........................... 307 6,539 .53 9.51 94.93 12.42 — — — — — — Coyote (ND) ........................................... 2,550 6,958 1.11 9.21 74.53 10.37 — — — — — — Muscatine Power and Water

.................. 951 8,278 .61 6.30 87.73 14.53 — — — — — —

Muscatine (IA)........................................ 951 8,278 .61 6.30 87.73 14.53 — — — — — — Nebraska Public Power System

............. 5,707 8,576 .30 4.69 49.69 8.52 899 8,593 .32 4.55 65.15 11.20

Sheldon (NE) .......................................... — — — — — — 899 8,593 .32 4.55 65.15 11.20 Gerald Gentleman (NE) ......................... 5,707 8,576 .30 4.69 49.69 8.52 — — — — — — Nevada Power

........................................... 1,100 12,003 .73 8.71 121.01 29.05 1,053 11,680 .44 8.95 115.03 26.87

Gardner (NV).......................................... 1,100 12,003 .73 8.71 121.01 29.05 1,053 11,680 .44 8.95 115.03 26.87 Northern Indiana Public Service

........... 7,648 10,073 1.30 6.64 124.89 25.16 1,486 9,767 1.20 6.75 134.94 26.36

Bailly (IN) .............................................. 1,151 11,331 2.58 8.55 142.00 32.18 252 11,172 2.83 8.50 145.79 32.57 Mitchell (IN)........................................... 949 9,149 .29 5.19 123.35 22.57 59 10,302 .31 7.29 170.48 35.13 Michigan City (IN)................................. 1,171 9,480 .39 5.96 118.43 22.45 256 9,722 .34 6.64 138.67 26.96 Rollin Schahfer (IN)............................... 4,377 10,102 1.43 6.64 121.76 24.60 919 9,361 1.04 6.27 127.80 23.93 Northern States Power

............................ 13,142 8,809 .44 6.66 93.96 16.55 113 10,740 .34 5.56 157.15 33.76

Black Dog (MN) .................................... 661 8,836 .20 4.39 100.77 17.81 — — — — — — High Bridge (MN).................................. 781 8,958 .20 4.25 92.35 16.55 — — — — — — King (MN) .............................................. 1,742 8,903 .37 5.68 102.59 18.27 — — — — — — Riverside (MN)....................................... 1,310 8,964 .20 4.20 94.16 16.88 — — — — — — Bay Front (WI)....................................... 53 8,881 .20 4.19 118.31 21.01 113 10,740 .34 5.56 157.15 33.76 Sherburne County (MN) ........................ 8,595 8,750 .53 7.64 91.62 16.03 — — — — — — Ohio Power

............................................... 9,483 12,080 2.17 10.92 156.64 37.84 6,115 11,616 2.71 12.04 121.02 28.12

Muskingum (OH) ................................... 1,622 12,026 1.45 11.01 137.28 33.02 1,726 11,664 3.07 12.05 126.53 29.52 Kammer (WV)........................................ 1,488 13,002 1.46 7.58 112.03 29.13 35 13,289 1.26 6.72 116.48 30.96 Mitchell (WV) ........................................ 2,452 12,089 .76 12.98 148.17 35.82 1,048 12,326 .91 12.93 144.18 35.54 Gavin (OH)............................................. 3,920 11,746 3.62 10.86 189.03 44.41 3,306 11,349 3.11 11.81 110.15 25.00 Ohio Valley Electric Corp

...................... 930 13,235 1.13 7.28 120.06 31.78 1,624 11,952 2.74 8.99 98.06 23.44

Kyger Creek (OH).................................. 930 13,235 1.13 7.28 120.06 31.78 1,624 11,952 2.74 8.99 98.06 23.44 Oklahoma Gas and Electric

................... 8,609 8,768 .25 5.06 78.20 13.71 — — — — — —

Muskogee (OK) ...................................... 5,166 8,768 .25 5.10 78.39 13.75 — — — — — — Sooner (OK) ........................................... 3,443 8,769 .25 5.01 77.92 13.66 — — — — — — Omaha Public Power District

................ 2,543 8,657 .31 5.60 59.57 10.31 2,695 8,442 .32 5.48 56.18 9.49

North Omaha (NE)................................. 1,451 8,758 .30 5.70 62.02 10.86 813 8,439 .32 5.55 59.33 10.01 Nebraska City (NE)................................ 1,093 8,524 .33 5.47 56.24 9.59 1,883 8,443 .32 5.45 54.83 9.26 Orlando Utilities Comm

.......................... 2,523 12,723 1.20 9.18 165.92 42.22 21 12,759 .99 8.90 186.40 47.57

Stanton Energy (FL)............................... 2,523 12,723 1.20 9.18 165.92 42.22 21 12,759 .99 8.90 186.40 47.57 Orrville, City of

........................................ 180 11,631 3.89 10.01 102.95 23.95 — — — — — —

Orrville (OH) .......................................... 180 11,631 3.89 10.01 102.95 23.95 — — — — — — Otter Tail Power

...................................... 2,182 8,427 .33 5.49 103.27 17.41 511 9,247 .35 4.23 125.70 23.25

Hoot Lake (MN)..................................... — — — — — — 511 9,247 .35 4.23 125.70 23.25 Big Stone (SD) ....................................... 2,182 8,427 .33 5.49 103.27 17.41 — — — — — —

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton)
Owensboro Municipal Utilities

............... 1,128 10,734 3.26 11.62 91.04 19.54 12 9,124 2.12 11.81 80.26 14.65

Smith (KY) ............................................. 1,128 10,734 3.26 11.62 91.04 19.54 12 9,124 2.12 11.81 80.26 14.65 PacifiCorp

................................................. 19,082 10,106 .58 8.60 91.57 18.51 3,134 8,455 .35 5.62 56.70 9.59

Carbon (UT) ........................................... 547 12,181 .48 8.96 59.40 14.47 14 12,108 .33 6.80 50.40 12.20 Johnston (WY)........................................ 237 8,162 .44 5.73 67.84 11.07 3,002 8,380 .34 5.49 55.35 9.28 Naughton (WY) ...................................... 2,266 9,883 .97 5.07 96.60 19.09 — — — — — — Wyodak (WY) ........................................ 1,929 8,060 .60 7.04 74.02 11.93 — — — — — — Emery-Hunter (UT) ................................ 3,463 11,721 .54 9.28 90.62 21.24 36 11,513 .46 10.30 76.40 17.59 Jim Bridger (WY) .................................. 8,369 9,375 .53 9.75 105.01 19.69 82 9,229 .42 8.10 92.20 17.02 Huntington (UT)..................................... 2,271 12,004 .42 8.34 69.72 16.74 — — — — — — Painesville Electric Light Dept

............... 88 12,376 2.50 7.48 137.72 34.09 — — — — — —

Painesville (OH) ..................................... 88 12,376 2.50 7.48 137.72 34.09 — — — — — — Philadelphia Electric

............................... 174 13,158 2.10 7.84 141.87 37.33 34 12,832 .94 9.47 225.90 57.97

Cromby (PA) .......................................... 10 13,053 2.21 8.15 143.36 37.43 3 11,881 2.49 13.36 237.94 56.54 Eddystone (PA) ...................................... 164 13,165 2.09 7.82 141.77 37.33 31 12,924 .80 9.10 224.82 58.11 Plains Elec Gen and Trans Coop

.......... 533 9,159 .83 18.41 135.12 24.75 — — — — — —

Escalante (NM)....................................... 533 9,159 .83 18.41 135.12 24.75 — — — — — — Platte River Authority

............................. 1,312 8,832 .23 5.12 61.65 10.89 — — — — — —

Rawhide (CO)......................................... 1,312 8,832 .23 5.12 61.65 10.89 — — — — — — Portland General Electric

....................... — — — — — — 2,583 8,706 .38 6.21 110.99 19.33

Boardman (OR) ...................................... — — — — — — 2,583 8,706 .38 6.21 110.99 19.33 Public Serv Co of New Hampshire 892 13,144 1.69 6.88 163.66 43.02 818 12,871 .95 6.59 171.18 44.07

Merrimack (NH)..................................... 892 13,144 1.69 6.88 163.66 43.02 233 13,271 1.66 6.70 171.55 45.53 Schiller (NH) .......................................... — — — — — — 585 12,712 .67 6.55 171.02 43.48 Public Serv Co of Oklahoma

................. 3,047 8,765 .40 5.31 117.87 20.66 225 8,447 .31 5.10 88.26 14.91

Northeastern (OK) .................................. 3,047 8,765 .40 5.31 117.87 20.66 225 8,447 .31 5.10 88.26 14.91 Public Service Co of Colorado

............... 7,741 9,353 .38 6.32 87.33 16.34 2,743 10,238 .40 7.66 93.93 19.23

Araphoe (CO) ......................................... 13 8,530 .29 4.40 82.60 14.09 844 8,766 .29 5.52 80.61 14.13 Cameo (CO)............................................ 296 11,081 .48 11.80 96.72 21.44 — — — — — — Cherokee (CO)........................................ 926 11,352 .49 9.78 96.52 21.91 1,130 11,325 .49 9.62 97.60 22.11 Comanche (CO)...................................... 2,303 8,605 .32 4.52 65.10 11.20 189 8,511 .33 5.49 57.35 9.76 Valmont (CO)......................................... 10 11,832 .52 8.02 111.30 26.34 580 10,825 .41 7.67 111.54 24.15 Hayden (CO) .......................................... 1,666 10,386 .42 8.21 100.90 20.96 — — — — — — Pawnee (CO) .......................................... 2,525 8,412 .36 4.80 90.91 15.30 — — — — — — Public Service Co of Indiana

................. 15,449 10,993 1.66 9.15 109.35 24.04 1,093 11,686 1.56 7.14 122.83 28.71

Cayuga (IN) ............................................ 3,176 10,926 .95 8.27 124.68 27.25 2 11,360 2.78 9.20 142.60 32.40 Edwardsport (IN).................................... 183 11,113 1.40 8.40 113.48 25.22 168 11,160 1.56 8.65 103.10 23.01 Noblesville (IN)...................................... 185 10,508 1.55 8.72 145.36 30.55 — — — — — — Gallagher (IN) ........................................ 820 12,217 1.97 7.44 122.30 29.88 438 11,858 1.79 7.88 138.21 32.78 Wabash River (IN) ................................. 2,121 10,729 1.49 9.15 107.67 23.10 — — — — — — Gibson Station (IN) ................................ 8,962 10,974 1.93 9.64 102.22 22.44 485 11,713 1.35 5.95 115.19 26.98 Public Service Co of New Mexico

......... 6,118 9,542 .70 22.49 184.67 35.25 — — — — — —

San Juan (NM) ....................................... 6,118 9,542 .70 22.49 184.67 35.25 — — — — — — Richmond Power and Light

................... 260 11,798 2.04 10.22 149.24 35.22 60 11,444 2.24 10.71 167.07 38.24

Whitewater (IN)...................................... 260 11,798 2.04 10.22 149.24 35.22 60 11,444 2.24 10.71 167.07 38.24 Rochester Dept Public Utilities

.............. 184 11,680 .97 7.42 181.47 42.39 7 11,000 .50 7.20 260.80 57.38

Silver Lake (MN) ................................... 184 11,680 .97 7.42 181.47 42.39 7 11,000 .50 7.20 260.80 57.38 Rochester Gas and Electric Corp

.......... 359 13,216 2.18 7.21 130.55 34.51 301 13,034 1.92 8.13 152.51 39.76

Russell Station 7 (NY)........................... 359 13,216 2.18 7.21 130.55 34.51 301 13,034 1.92 8.13 152.51 39.76 Salt River Project

.................................... 10,733 10,667 .51 10.49 119.21 25.43 956 9,383 .46 10.09 127.83 23.99

Navajo (AZ)............................................ 8,223 10,909 .53 9.35 117.14 25.56 — — — — — — Coronado (AZ) ....................................... 2,510 9,875 .45 14.21 126.71 25.02 956 9,383 .46 10.09 127.83 23.99

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 2001 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton)
San Miguel Electric

................................. 3,282 5,200 2.06 25.56 79.59 8.28 — — — — — —

San Miquel (TX) .................................... 3,282 5,200 2.06 25.56 79.59 8.28 — — — — — — Savannah Electric and Power

................ — — — — — — 723 12,507 0.73 65.82 152.20 38.07

Kraft (GA) .............................................. — — — — — — 436 12,526 .74 7.45 142.18 35.62 McIntosh (GA) ....................................... — — — — — — 287 12,477 .72 154.29 167.45 41.79 Seminole Electric Coop

........................... 2,175 12,108 2.83 8.37 168.06 40.70 1,126 12,385 2.72 8.72 203.24 50.34

Seminole (FL)......................................... 2,175 12,108 2.83 8.37 168.06 40.70 1,126 12,385 2.72 8.72 203.24 50.34 Sierra Pacific Power

................................ 422 11,175 .40 8.90 203.15 45.40 546 11,284 .40 8.17 122.46 27.64

North Valmy (NV) ................................. 422 11,175 .40 8.90 203.15 45.40 546 11,284 .40 8.17 122.46 27.64 Sikeston Brd of Mun Utilities

................ 802 8,770 .34 5.49 108.55 19.04 — — — — — —

Sikeston (MO) ........................................ 802 8,770 .34 5.49 108.55 19.04 — — — — — — South Carolina Electric and Gas

........... 5,913 12,525 1.03 8.92 152.80 38.28 782 12,755 1.26 8.44 177.81 45.36

Canadys (SC).......................................... 898 12,600 1.26 8.52 154.75 39.00 98 12,592 1.26 9.48 211.26 53.20 Mcmeekin (SC) ...................................... 591 12,169 .97 10.48 155.37 37.82 39 12,387 1.48 10.13 209.77 51.97 Urguhart (SC) ......................................... 483 13,050 1.38 7.26 147.45 38.49 156 13,084 1.33 7.27 172.93 45.25 Wateree (SC) .......................................... 1,507 12,354 1.05 9.61 154.88 38.27 350 12,798 1.38 8.95 175.97 45.04 Williams (SC)......................................... 1,568 12,951 .81 7.54 152.36 39.46 — — — — — — Cope (SC) ............................................... 865 11,924 .96 10.50 149.26 35.59 138 12,493 .79 7.27 155.37 38.82 South Carolina Public Serv Auth

.......... 4,228 12,803 1.25 8.56 142.83 36.57 3,648 12,461 1.27 10.31 169.47 42.24

Cross (SC) .............................................. 2,086 12,880 1.35 7.99 139.43 35.92 1,196 12,482 1.27 10.78 180.20 44.98 Grainger (SC) ......................................... 108 12,703 1.22 8.01 157.35 39.98 314 12,213 1.39 9.53 176.59 43.13 Jefferies (SC) .......................................... 60 12,713 1.19 9.87 136.08 34.60 673 12,541 1.40 9.51 169.05 42.40 Winyah (SC)........................................... 1,974 12,729 1.15 9.15 145.89 37.14 1,466 12,461 1.18 10.46 159.42 39.73 South Mississippi Elec Pwr Assn

........... 775 12,171 .97 11.82 150.03 36.52 252 12,612 .96 11.00 159.88 40.33

R D Morrow (MS) ................................. 775 12,171 .97 11.82 150.03 36.52 252 12,612 .96 11.00 159.88 40.33 Southern California Edison

.................... 4,933 10,963 .49 10.02 123.70 27.12 — — — — — —

Mohave (NV).......................................... 4,933 10,963 .49 10.02 123.70 27.12 — — — — — — Southern Illinois Power Coop

................ 519 9,894 2.45 15.79 77.19 15.27 441 10,491 3.59 17.48 105.15 22.06

Marion (IL)............................................. 519 9,894 2.45 15.79 77.19 15.27 441 10,491 3.59 17.48 105.15 22.06 Southern Indiana Gas and Elec

............. 1,275 11,322 3.69 9.89 95.83 21.70 886 11,533 2.65 8.20 108.28 24.98

Culley (IN).............................................. 735 11,251 4.47 11.16 93.02 20.93 122 11,620 1.57 7.31 126.58 29.42 A B Brown (IN) ..................................... 408 11,329 3.14 9.10 99.01 22.43 607 11,527 2.99 8.50 101.65 23.43 Warrick (IN) ........................................... 132 11,690 1.08 5.33 101.32 23.69 157 11,489 2.16 7.73 119.64 27.49 Southwestern Electric Pwr

..................... 8,079 7,738 .81 8.51 160.09 24.77 3,804 8,599 .29 4.67 132.00 22.70

Flint Creek (AR) .................................... 1,139 8,468 .35 4.73 171.10 28.98 762 8,456 .36 4.94 115.73 19.57 Welsh Station (TX) ................................ 3,861 8,455 .35 4.76 159.71 27.01 2,991 8,637 .28 4.69 135.61 23.42 Pirkey (TX)............................................. 3,079 6,568 1.55 14.61 155.46 20.42 51 8,507 .10 .00 158.60 26.98 Southwestern Public Service

.................. 8,527 8,782 .27 5.48 137.97 24.23 36 8,692 .26 5.59 127.67 22.19

Harrington (TX)...................................... 4,531 8,841 .26 5.39 119.57 21.14 1 8,823 .26 5.65 115.86 20.44 Tolk (TX)................................................ 3,996 8,715 .27 5.57 159.14 27.74 35 8,687 .26 5.59 128.18 22.27 Springfield Wtr Lt and Pwr Dept

......... 1,222 10,449 2.77 9.25 116.42 24.33 — — — — — —

Dallman (IL)........................................... 1,065 10,476 3.05 9.41 113.84 23.85 — — — — — — Lakeside (IL) .......................................... 157 10,268 .86 8.19 134.29 27.58 — — — — — — St Joseph Light and Power

.................... — — — — — — 423 9,719 .34 5.71 113.80 22.12

Lakeroad (MO)....................................... — — — — — — 423 9,719 .34 5.71 113.80 22.12 Sunflower Electric Power Corp

............. 1,363 8,468 .31 5.28 104.90 17.76 — — — — — —

Holcomb (KS) ........................................ 1,363 8,468 .31 5.28 104.90 17.76 — — — — — — Tampa Electric 2

....................................... 3,472 11,850 2.36 8.39 164.98 39.10 3,857 11,315 2.07 8.21 147.09 33.29

Gannon (FL) ........................................... 55 12,711 1.23 9.10 152.20 38.69 245 12,615 1.20 8.76 180.38 45.51 Davant Transfer (FL) ............................. 3,417 11,836 2.38 8.38 165.20 39.11 3,612 11,226 2.12 8.17 144.55 32.45 Tennessee Valley Authority 3

.................. 32,077 11,465 1.66 10.31 117.49 26.94 4,478 11,574 2.01 12.24 153.32 35.49
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 2001 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton)
Tennessee Valley Authority 3

Colbert (AL) ........................................... 745 11,915 1.65 12.21 112.50 26.81 330 11,852 0.80 14.62 190.16 45.07 Widows Creek (AL)............................... 1,917 11,942 2.31 12.01 129.37 30.90 1,166 11,845 2.43 12.66 156.29 37.03 Paradise (KY) ......................................... 4,154 10,527 3.85 18.48 95.13 20.03 626 10,258 3.93 20.05 104.23 21.38 Shawnee (KY) ........................................ 3,333 11,447 .54 7.91 133.09 30.47 46 11,404 1.24 8.61 145.02 33.07 Bull Run (TN) ........................................ 1,905 12,421 .97 10.04 130.78 32.49 200 12,414 .83 10.66 182.96 45.43 Cumberland (TN) ................................... 5,578 11,993 2.79 9.32 102.81 24.66 453 12,102 2.38 10.70 178.46 43.19 Gallatin (TN) .......................................... 16 12,667 2.43 8.77 117.21 29.69 — — — — — — Sevier (TN)............................................. 1,690 12,720 .91 10.59 128.10 32.59 90 12,592 .82 10.98 225.79 56.86 Johnsonville (TN)................................... 2 11,981 1.88 11.52 106.13 25.43 7 12,102 1.15 10.90 187.30 45.33 Kingston (TN) ........................................ 3,107 12,238 1.06 11.80 130.03 31.83 301 12,691 .94 9.11 145.54 36.94 GRT Terminal (TN) ............................... 7,759 10,879 .87 7.50 118.52 25.79 1,192 11,191 1.44 9.14 145.43 32.55 Cora Transfer (TN) ................................ 1,872 10,372 .35 6.22 119.11 24.71 67 12,232 .51 9.28 120.46 29.47 Texas Municipal Power

........................... 2,088 8,449 .31 5.47 134.41 22.71 1 8,777 .50 7.19 123.24 21.63

Gibbons Creek (TX)............................... 2,088 8,449 .31 5.47 134.41 22.71 1 8,777 .50 7.19 123.24 21.63 Texas New Mexico Power Co.

................ 1,881 6,758 .93 16.44 150.68 20.37 — — — — — —

TNP One (TX)........................................ 1,881 6,758 .93 16.44 150.68 20.37 — — — — — — TXU Electric Co 4

.................................... 27,297 6,837 .79 13.73 131.74 18.01 — — — — — —

Big Brown (TX) ..................................... 5,383 7,323 .60 12.09 149.31 21.87 — — — — — — Martin Lake (TX)................................... 11,604 6,796 1.10 12.63 113.34 15.41 — — — — — — Monticello (TX)...................................... 9,474 6,646 .50 15.77 144.69 19.23 — — — — — — Sandow No 4 (TX)................................. 836 6,441 1.08 16.65 121.24 15.62 — — — — — — Tri-State G & T Assn Inc.

...................... 4,193 10,219 .43 7.19 115.53 23.61 728 10,204 .38 5.85 67.23 13.72

Nucla (CO) ............................................. 365 10,666 .97 20.30 112.80 24.06 — — — — — — Craig (CO) .............................................. 3,827 10,176 .37 5.94 115.80 23.57 728 10,204 .38 5.85 67.23 13.72 Tucson Electric Power Co

...................... 3,402 9,291 .85 17.51 138.22 25.69 267 11,287 .50 9.94 176.14 39.76

Irvington (AZ) ........................................ 72 10,082 .44 12.96 291.61 58.80 267 11,287 .50 9.94 176.14 39.76 Springerville (AZ) .................................. 3,331 9,274 .86 17.60 134.64 24.97 — — — — — — United Power Association

....................... 937 6,685 .72 8.75 74.36 9.94 — — — — — —

Stanton (ND) .......................................... 937 6,685 .72 8.75 74.36 9.94 — — — — — — UtiliCorp United Inc

............................... 1,683 9,725 .33 5.90 93.30 18.15 — — — — — —

Sibley (MO)............................................ 1,683 9,725 .33 5.90 93.30 18.15 — — — — — — Vineland, City of

...................................... 27 13,051 .92 9.54 186.97 48.80 — — — — — —

H M Down (NJ) ..................................... 27 13,051 .92 9.54 186.97 48.80 — — — — — — Virginia Electric and Power

................... 8,398 12,477 1.33 12.57 133.57 33.33 3,303 12,723 1.03 10.20 197.25 50.19

Bremo Bluff (VA) .................................. 291 12,529 1.01 10.46 146.55 36.72 217 12,610 .94 10.99 208.92 52.69 Chesterfield (VA) ................................... 1,336 12,857 1.08 8.89 145.44 37.40 1,115 12,919 1.00 9.45 201.74 52.13 Chesapeake Energy (VA)....................... 757 12,923 .80 8.97 159.21 41.15 511 12,890 .99 9.51 204.10 52.62 Possum Point (VA) ................................ 516 12,456 1.01 10.84 146.89 36.59 300 12,350 .91 11.00 187.27 46.25 Yorktown (VA) ...................................... 565 13,051 1.52 7.96 150.24 39.22 117 12,790 1.33 10.50 204.33 52.27 Mount Storm (WV) ................................ 3,202 12,169 1.59 15.88 118.13 28.75 133 12,150 1.62 15.51 137.80 33.49 Clover (VA)............................................ 1,458 12,805 1.10 10.27 133.16 34.10 909 12,613 1.01 10.24 195.59 49.34 North Branch (VA) ................................ 273 10,033 2.75 29.02 96.82 19.43 — — — — — — West Penn Power (APS)

......................... 542 12,821 2.20 9.29 107.01 27.44 — — — — — —

Hatfield (PA) .......................................... 542 12,821 2.20 9.29 107.01 27.44 — — — — — — West Texas Utilities

................................. 1,335 8,371 .36 5.38 150.53 25.20 749 8,587 .34 5.39 103.43 17.76

Oklaunion (TX) ...................................... 1,335 8,371 .36 5.38 150.53 25.20 749 8,587 .34 5.39 103.43 17.76 Western Farmers Electric Coop

............ 1,748 8,743 .28 4.82 108.00 18.88 — — — — — —

Hugo (OK).............................................. 1,748 8,743 .28 4.82 108.00 18.88 — — — — — — Wisconsin Electric Power

....................... 11,585 9,300 .36 5.50 99.68 18.54 283 12,278 .92 9.26 203.28 49.92

Presque Isle (MI).................................... 1,845 10,237 .39 6.67 123.96 25.38 210 12,122 .84 9.11 192.03 46.56 Oak Creek (WI)...................................... 3,362 9,147 .28 4.48 100.14 18.32 — — — — — — Port Washington (WI) ............................ 427 13,157 1.47 7.27 124.64 32.80 73 12,731 1.15 9.68 234.21 59.63 Valley (WI)............................................. 578 12,044 .43 7.91 160.87 38.75 — — — — — — Pleasant Prairie (WI) .............................. 5,373 8,472 .31 5.35 76.86 13.02 — — — — — —
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 2001 (Continued)
Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton)

Wisconsin Power and Light

................... 1,352 8,954 0.31 5.17 121.85 21.82 6,129 8,711 0.33 5.28 101.14 17.62

Edgewater (WI) ...................................... 870 8,750 .31 5.82 119.78 20.96 1,592 9,141 .33 5.82 119.27 21.81 Nelson Dewey (WI) ............................... 482 9,323 .33 3.99 125.35 23.37 — — — — — — Columbia (WI)........................................ — — — — — — 4,537 8,560 .32 5.10 94.35 16.15 Wisconsin Public Service Corp

.............. 3,308 8,849 .26 5.04 102.93 18.22 238 9,505 .27 4.96 131.23 24.95

Pulliam (WI)........................................... 1,349 8,941 .22 4.41 103.85 18.57 227 9,437 .26 4.69 126.76 23.92 Weston (WI) ........................................... 1,959 8,786 .29 5.47 102.27 17.97 11 10,903 .40 10.50 211.00 46.01 Wyandotte Dept of Mun Service

........... 127 12,512 .81 10.83 170.80 42.74 — — — — — —

Wyandotte (MI) ...................................... 127 12,512 .81 10.83 170.80 42.74 — — — — — —
Total

...................................................... 607,801 9,877 .87 8.83 119.81 23.67 155,014 10,578 .96 8.81 135.39 28.64

1 The cost reported under IMT Transfer (Louisiana) is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility. Florida Power Corporation incurs additional costs for transporting coal from this transfer facility to the Crystal River power plant in Florida. This cost is no t included in data shown in this report. When aggregated at the State level, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

2 The Tampa Electric Company reports coal destined for the Big Bend power plant in Florida as it is received at the Davant facili ty located in Louisiana. The cost reported under Davant Transfer is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility. Tampa Electric incurs additional costs for transporting coal from Davant to the Big Bend plant. These costs are not included in data shown in this report. When aggregatedat the State level, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

3 Coal reported as delivered to the Cora and GRT transfer facilities is later transferred to individual electric plants located i n Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The cost of transportation from these facilities to the electric plants is not included in the costs shown in this report. Approximately 97 percent of the coal delivered to the Cora facility was transferred to the Allen plant in Tennessee. About 3 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. Approximately 80 percent of the coal delivered to the GRT facility was transferred to plants in Tennessee. Approximately 19 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. Less than 1 percent was transferred to plants in Kentucky.

4 Data for TXU Electric Company include some lignite delivered for the Aluminium Company of America (ALCOA) portion of Unit 4 of the Sandow Plant. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)
Alabama Electric Coop Inc

.............................. 1,497 138.92 32.72 1.25 8 632.62 34.67 0.02 766 228.25 2.35 98 * 2

Lowman (AL) .................................................. 1,497 138.92 32.72 1.25 8 632.62 34.67 .02 — — — 100 * — McWilliams (AL)............................................. — — — — — — — — 766 228.25 2.35 — — 100 Alabama Power Co

........................................... 24,211 141.68 30.07 .70 67 534.91 31.09 .03 12,186 522.91 5.38 98 * 2

Barry (AL)........................................................ 3,928 173.46 41.21 .74 — — — — 7,684 482.80 5.03 92 — 8 Gadsden (AL)................................................... 255 158.19 38.50 1.59 — — — — 79 376.15 3.82 99 — 1 Gorgas 2 and 3 (AL) ....................................... 2,675 197.59 48.10 .90 24 525.24 30.35 .02 — — — 100 * — Greene (AL) ..................................................... 1,350 126.49 30.30 1.51 7 561.80 32.80 .00 114 576.62 5.97 100 * * Gaston (AL) ..................................................... 5,219 139.37 33.94 1.23 36 535.74 31.23 .03 — — — 100 * — James Miller (AL)............................................ 10,784 110.46 19.44 .26 — — — — 4,309 598.32 6.01 98 — 2 Alexandria, City of

............................................ — — — — — — — — 128 342.00 3.53 — — 100

Alexandria-Hunter (LA) .................................. — — — — — — — — 128 342.00 3.53 — — 100 Ameren CIPS

..................................................... 6,614 119.45 22.81 .81 165 563.62 34.81 .29 3,169 353.30 3.63 97 1 2

Coffeen (IL) ..................................................... 2,015 126.99 26.11 1.14 9 636.18 36.79 .29 — — — 100 * — Grand Tower (IL) ............................................ — — — — — — — — 3,169 353.30 3.63 — — 100 Hutsonville (IL)................................................ 320 112.84 25.63 2.90 4 574.31 33.33 .29 — — — 100 * — Meredosia (IL) ................................................. 674 138.38 29.31 1.81 123 550.88 34.75 .29 — — — 95 5 — Newton (IL)...................................................... 3,605 111.00 19.50 .25 29 598.60 34.62 .29 — — — 100 * — Ameren-UE

......................................................... 18,797 98.10 17.28 .45 47 592.73 34.11 .29 1,244 408.01 4.20 100 * *

Venice No.2 (IL).............................................. — — — — — — — — 679 385.87 3.97 — — 100 Labadie (MO)................................................... 9,284 96.81 16.90 .30 18 649.29 37.36 .29 — — — 100 * — Meramec (MO) ................................................ 1,984 111.12 21.44 .90 — — — — 565 434.62 4.47 99 — 1 Sioux (MO) ...................................................... 3,000 97.74 17.90 .50 4 624.30 35.92 .29 — — — 100 * — Rush Island (MO) ............................................ 4,529 94.55 15.83 .53 25 546.96 31.47 .29 — — — 100 * — American Municipal Power Ohio

................... 758 120.42 28.43 1.93 — — — — 78 823.93 8.57 100 — *

Gorsuch (OH)................................................... 758 120.42 28.43 1.93 — — — — 78 823.93 8.57 100 — * Ames, City of

..................................................... 228 144.34 25.59 .20 9 618.81 35.68 .20 — — — 99 1 —

Ames (IA) ........................................................ 228 144.34 25.59 .20 9 618.81 35.68 .20 — — — 99 1 — Anchorage, City of

............................................ — — — — — — — — 6,876 206.12 2.06 — — 100

George Sullivan (AK)...................................... — — — — — — — — 6,876 206.12 2.06 — — 100 Appalachian Power

........................................... 11,858 129.66 31.09 .72 231 665.55 38.81 .03 — — — 100 * —

Clinch River (VA) ........................................... 1,841 139.93 34.56 .69 10 637.48 37.36 .04 — — — 100 * — Glen Lyn (VA)................................................. 619 147.28 37.68 .86 24 608.51 35.47 .01 — — — 99 1 — Amos (WV)...................................................... 5,549 124.93 30.04 .77 127 687.67 40.20 .05 — — — 99 1 — Kanawha River (WV) ...................................... 1,138 105.57 25.55 .77 5 690.27 40.82 .03 — — — 100 * — Mountaineer (WV)........................................... 2,711 138.50 31.69 .58 65 645.41 37.40 .00 — — — 99 1 — Arizona Electric Power Coop Inc

................... 1,404 143.92 27.72 .70 — — — — 5,318 506.72 5.23 83 — 17

Apache (AZ) .................................................... 1,404 143.92 27.72 .70 — — — — 5,318 506.72 5.23 83 — 17 Arizona Public Service

..................................... 7,426 105.75 19.63 .64 185 999.75 57.99 .20 15,676 479.12 4.91 89 1 10

Cholla (AZ) ...................................................... 2,534 117.01 22.85 .49 — — — — 4 489.99 5.00 100 — * Ocotillo (AZ).................................................... — — — — — — — — 4,480 487.52 5.00 — — 100 Phoenix (AZ).................................................... — — — — 185 999.75 57.99 .20 5,549 511.90 5.25 — 16 84 Saguaro (AZ).................................................... — — — — — — — — 3,357 417.97 4.30 — — 100 Yucca (AZ) ...................................................... — — — — — — — — 1,813 448.78 4.56 — — 100 Four Corners (NM) .......................................... 4,892 99.44 17.96 .72 — — — — 473 566.88 5.73 99 — 1 Arkansas Power and Light

.............................. 12,681 78.54 13.74 .27 75 624.72 37.05 .50 20,408 429.03 4.44 91 * 9

Lynch (AR) ...................................................... — — — — * 625.04 36.97 .50 794 395.87 4.01 — * 100 Moses (AR) ...................................................... — — — — — — — — 767 365.38 3.70 — — 100 Couch (AR) ...................................................... — — — — — — — — 1,245 431.85 5.73 — — 100 Lake Catherine (AR)........................................ — — — — — — — — 15,885 426.40 4.33 — — 100 Ritchie (AR)..................................................... — — — — — — — — 1,716 494.26 5.03 — — 100 Whitebluff (AR)............................................... 6,109 89.04 15.14 .35 35 619.68 36.64 .50 — — — 100 * — Independence (AR) .......................................... 6,573 69.30 12.43 .20 40 629.05 37.40 .50 — — — 100 * — Associated Electric Coop

.................................. 9,554 89.37 15.93 .20 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Madrid (MO).................................................... 4,428 100.22 17.86 .20 — — — — — — — 100 — — Hill (MO) ......................................................... 5,126 80.00 14.25 .20 — — — — — — — 100 — — Atlantic City Electric

........................................ 187 233.21 59.98 1.66 — — — — — — — 100 — —
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)
Atlantic City Electric

England (NJ) .................................................... 119 215.86 56.63 2.19 — — — — — — — 100 — — Deepwater (NJ) ................................................ 68 265.14 65.80 .75 — — — — — — — 100 — — Basin Electric Power Coop

.............................. 16,275 59.00 8.85 .50 56 664.64 38.49 0.34 — — — 100 * —

Leland Olds (ND) ............................................ 3,648 76.33 10.44 .69 16 681.40 39.46 .34 — — — 100 * — Laramie River (WY)........................................ 7,740 46.73 7.83 .31 23 656.98 38.05 .34 — — — 100 * — Antelope Valley (ND)...................................... 4,887 70.28 9.26 .66 17 659.43 38.19 .34 — — — 100 * — Big Rivers Electric Corp

.................................. 265 90.30 21.42 3.23 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Reid-Henderson (KY) ...................................... 265 90.30 21.42 3.23 — — — — — — — 100 — — Black Hills Corporation

................................... 538 46.84 7.58 .62 1 660.97 39.66 .12 — — — 100 * —

Neal Simpson II (WY) .................................... 538 46.84 7.58 .62 1 660.97 39.66 .12 — — — 100 * — Braintree, City of

.............................................. — — — — 79 580.83 33.69 .11 636 358.08 3.73 — 41 59

Potter Station (MA) ......................................... — — — — 79 580.83 33.69 .11 636 358.08 3.73 — 41 59 Brazos Electric Power Coop

............................ — — — — — — — — 11,994 424.25 4.24 — — 100

North Texas (TX) ............................................ — — — — — — — — 62 350.10 3.50 — — 100 Miller (TX)....................................................... — — — — — — — — 11,932 424.64 4.25 — — 100 Bryan Municipal Electric

................................. — — — — — — — — 3,156 384.17 3.92 — — 100

Bryan (TX)....................................................... — — — — — — — — 876 353.24 3.62 — — 100 Dansby (TX) .................................................... — — — — — — — — 2,280 396.12 4.03 — — 100 Burbank Public Service Dept

.......................... — — — — — — — — 1,683 966.60 9.90 — — 100

Magnolia-Olive (CA)....................................... — — — — — — — — 1,683 966.60 9.90 — — 100 Burlington Electric Light Dept

........................ — — — — — — — — 99 477.64 4.83 92 — 8

J C McNeil (VT).............................................. — — — — — — — — 99 477.64 4.83 92 — 8 Cardinal Operating Co (AEP)

......................... 4,303 141.74 33.94 1.32 38 703.15 41.13 .06 — — — 100 * —

Cardinal (OH) .................................................. 4,303 141.74 33.94 1.32 38 703.15 41.13 .06 — — — 100 * — Carolina Power and Light

............................... 9,383 164.54 40.83 .85 234 603.70 34.99 .20 — — — 99 1 —

Asheville (NC) ................................................. 712 171.26 43.61 .92 90 634.14 36.75 .20 — — — 97 3 — Cape Fear (NC)................................................ 487 154.45 38.45 .93 21 589.10 34.14 .20 — — — 99 1 — Lee (NC) .......................................................... 702 157.85 39.29 .90 32 588.49 34.11 .20 — — — 99 1 — Roxboro (NC) .................................................. 4,923 163.01 40.32 .82 26 556.54 32.26 .20 — — — 100 * — Sutton (NC) ...................................................... 702 172.95 43.33 1.01 17 583.12 33.80 .20 — — — 99 1 — Weatherspoon (NC) ......................................... 277 177.25 45.11 1.10 23 615.29 35.66 .20 — — — 98 2 — Robinson (SC).................................................. 262 171.76 43.55 1.19 4 621.12 36.00 .20 — — — 100 * — Mayo (NC) ....................................................... 1,317 165.12 40.18 .64 20 569.44 33.00 .20 — — — 100 * — Cedar Falls Utilities

.......................................... 38 194.72 48.03 1.41 — — — — 44 373.85 3.74 95 — 5

Streeter (IA) ..................................................... 38 194.72 48.03 1.41 — — — — 44 373.85 3.74 95 — 5 Central Elec Power Coop-Missouri

................ 308 116.75 22.25 .77 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Chamois (MO) ................................................. 308 116.75 22.25 .77 — — — — — — — 100 — — Central Hudson Gas and Electric

................... 37 156.10 41.55 .61 925 190.81 12.12 .99 23 746.50 7.72 14 85 *

Danskammer (NY)........................................... 37 156.10 41.55 .61 7 391.60 25.07 .43 17 767.29 7.96 94 4 2 Roseton (NY) ................................................... — — — — 918 189.20 12.02 .99 6 684.83 7.01 — 100 * Central Illinois Light

........................................ 2,372 185.94 41.21 2.19 7 742.73 43.24 .20 — — — 100 * —

Edwards (IL) .................................................... 1,399 162.32 37.00 1.33 2 763.55 44.08 .35 — — — 100 * — Duck Creek (IL)............................................... 973 222.36 47.28 3.44 5 735.61 42.95 .15 — — — 100 * — Central Iowa Power Coop

................................ 180 116.87 26.28 2.94 6 630.34 36.98 .16 274 424.01 4.27 93 1 6

Summit Lake (IA)............................................ — — — — 6 630.34 36.98 .16 263 421.60 4.24 — 11 89 Fair Station (IA)............................................... 180 116.87 26.28 2.94 — — — — 11 479.38 4.81 100 — * Central Louisiana Electric

............................... 5,602 139.94 20.94 .90 259 677.75 39.95 .32 25,815 442.74 4.64 75 1 24

Dolet Hills (LA)............................................... 3,754 141.66 19.38 1.15 — — — — 51 591.26 6.10 100 — * Teche (LA)....................................................... — — — — 125 661.70 39.50 .30 14,336 436.57 4.53 — 5 95 Rodemacher (LA) ............................................ 1,848 137.21 24.12 .41 133 693.19 40.38 .33 11,429 449.67 4.77 72 2 27 Central Operating Co (AEP)

........................... 2,476 128.57 31.03 .94 44 688.72 39.57 .02 — — — 100 * —

Sporn (WV)...................................................... 2,476 128.57 31.03 .94 44 688.72 39.57 .02 — — — 100 * —
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)
Central Power and Light

................................. 1,695 138.82 27.50 0.33 791 667.25 39.88 0.10 81,499 409.83 4.21 27 4 69

Joslin (TX) ....................................................... — — — — 52 663.37 39.01 .10 6,047 431.29 4.44 — 5 95 Bates (TX)........................................................ — — — — 60 697.94 41.04 .10 4,986 407.73 4.17 — 7 93 Laredo (TX) ..................................................... — — — — 72 685.60 40.31 .10 5,809 396.57 4.08 — 7 93 Hill (TX) .......................................................... — — — — 31 732.78 43.93 .10 10,744 421.22 4.29 — 2 98 Nueces Bay (TX) ............................................. — — — — 119 646.96 38.12 .10 15,939 428.73 4.43 — 4 96 La Palma (TX) ................................................. — — — — 72 664.13 39.05 .10 6,422 410.47 4.17 — 6 94 Victoria (TX).................................................... — — — — 110 655.61 38.55 .09 7,123 397.74 4.07 — 8 92 Davis (TX) ....................................................... — — — — 273 663.45 40.76 .10 24,428 394.18 4.08 — 6 94 Coleto Creek (TX) ........................................... 1,695 138.82 27.50 .33 * 248.50 14.61 .35 — — — 100 * — Chugach Electric Association

.......................... — — — — — — — — 10,773 255.22 2.55 — — 100

Beluga (AK)..................................................... — — — — — — — — 10,773 255.22 2.55 — — 100 Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co

....................... 10,959 117.37 28.26 2.23 319 588.01 34.30 .27 — — — 99 1 —

Beckjord (OH).................................................. 2,676 128.97 30.48 1.13 194 590.06 34.72 .26 — — — 98 2 — Miami Fort (OH).............................................. 2,806 122.54 29.73 1.46 57 597.23 34.33 .22 — — — 100 * — East Bend (KY)................................................ 1,724 111.63 26.96 2.47 23 576.32 33.10 .21 — — — 100 * — Zimmer (OH) ................................................... 3,753 108.05 26.16 3.49 45 573.22 33.08 .39 — — — 100 * — City of Austin Electric Dept

............................ — — — — — — — — 24,132 453.35 4.65 — — 100

Decker Creek (TX) .......................................... — — — — — — — — 17,556 466.07 4.77 — — 100 Holly (TX)........................................................ — — — — — — — — 6,576 419.89 4.35 — — 100 City of Independence Pwr and Lt

................... 109 174.20 39.20 2.74 5 674.70 38.93 .50 60 378.74 3.84 96 1 2

Blue Valley (MO) ............................................ 109 174.20 39.20 2.74 5 674.70 38.93 .50 60 378.74 3.84 96 1 2 City of Lafayette Util System

.......................... — — — — — — — — 3,106 456.84 4.78 — — 100

Bonin (LA)....................................................... — — — — — — — — 3,106 456.84 4.78 — — 100 City Public Service-San Antonio

..................... 5,938 101.01 17.07 .32 — — — — 43,200 408.86 4.17 69 — 31

Leon Creek (TX).............................................. — — — — — — — — 412 343.18 3.51 — — 100 Mission Rd (TX).............................................. — — — — — — — — 224 344.38 3.52 — — 100 Sommers (TX).................................................. — — — — — — — — 13,128 400.76 4.07 — — 100 Braunig (TX).................................................... — — — — — — — — 10,582 392.04 4.00 — — 100 Tuttle (TX) ....................................................... — — — — — — — — 1,489 340.89 3.47 — — 100 JT Deely/Spruce (TX)...................................... 5,938 101.01 17.07 .32 — — — — 20 452.45 4.58 100 — * Arthur Rosenberg (TX).................................... — — — — — — — — 17,345 433.28 4.44 — — 100 City Utilities of Springfield

.............................. 1,756 117.94 21.76 .29 — — — — 1,366 514.51 5.18 96 — 4

James River (MO)............................................ 939 123.88 23.55 .37 — — — — 1,040 511.71 5.15 94 — 6 Southwest (MO)............................................... 817 110.65 19.70 .20 — — — — 326 523.47 5.27 98 — 2 Coffeyville Muni Lt and Wtr Dept

................. — — — — — — — — 22 178.29 1.78 — — 100

Coffeyville (KS)............................................... — — — — — — — — 22 178.29 1.78 — — 100 Colorado Springs Dept Pub Utils

.................... 1,957 83.98 16.54 .37 4 634.43 36.46 .06 5,388 413.45 4.09 88 * 12

Drake (CO)....................................................... 987 89.40 18.81 .46 — — — — 1,248 284.71 2.81 94 — 6 Birdsall (CO).................................................... — — — — 2 561.43 32.14 .05 2,602 417.31 4.12 35 * 65 Nixon (CO) ...................................................... 970 77.65 14.23 .27 2 685.80 39.52 .06 1,539 510.69 5.07 92 * 8 Columbia Water and Light

.............................. 30 206.58 55.40 1.10 — — — — 19 737.94 7.38 98 — 2

Columbia (MO)................................................ 30 206.58 55.40 1.10 — — — — 19 737.94 7.38 98 — 2 Columbus Southern Power Co (AEP)

............ 4,045 129.52 30.24 2.40 22 595.53 35.08 .12 — — — 100 * —

Conesville (OH) ............................................... 3,849 130.40 30.47 2.38 19 595.34 35.06 .13 — — — 100 * — Picway (OH) .................................................... 196 111.97 25.83 2.71 3 596.84 35.21 .06 — — — 100 * — Consolidated Edison Co of NY

........................ — — — — 1,157 397.95 25.00 .28 12,299 430.40 4.43 — 36 64

East River (NY) ............................................... — — — — 49 361.30 22.76 .29 6,270 381.37 3.93 — 5 95 Waterside (NY) ................................................ — — — — — — — — 5,245 503.06 5.18 — — 100 Storage Facility # 7........................................ — — — — 1,108 399.58 25.10 .28 — — — — 100 — Storage Facility # 5........................................ — — — — — — — — 785 335.64 3.43 — — 100 Consumers Power

.............................................. 9,017 134.01 26.92 .47 1,235 375.81 23.75 1.31 9,448 396.38 4.03 91 4 5

Cobb (MI) ........................................................ 1,055 125.82 23.61 .54 61 667.53 27.55 .07 987 421.28 4.25 94 1 5 Karn-Weadock (MI)......................................... 1,222 108.19 19.06 .26 1,105 350.65 22.70 1.43 8,461 393.49 4.00 58 19 23 Campbell (MI).................................................. 4,030 140.22 29.05 .47 39 634.39 36.77 .50 — — — 100 * — Weadock (MI) .................................................. 1,722 140.49 29.86 .57 24 647.01 37.50 .50 — — — 100 * — Whiting (MI) .................................................... 988 132.09 26.40 .49 6 655.28 37.98 .50 — — — 100 * —
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)
Cooperative Power Association

....................... 7,670 75.17 9.32 0.61 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Coal Creek (ND).............................................. 7,670 75.17 9.32 .61 — — — — — — — 100 — — Dairyland Power Cooperative

......................... 2,526 122.16 24.07 .55 12 617.80 36.33 0.50 — — — 100 * —

Alma-Madgett (WI) ......................................... 1,691 109.70 20.29 .35 5 633.53 37.25 .50 — — — 100 * — Genoa No.3 (WI) ............................................. 835 143.24 31.72 .97 7 606.00 35.63 .50 — — — 100 * — Dayton Power and Light Co

............................ 7,876 129.47 30.05 .83 96 590.52 35.24 .32 219 886.68 9.04 100 * *

Hutchings (OH)................................................ 471 178.08 44.08 .81 — — — — 219 886.68 9.04 98 — 2 Stuart (OH)....................................................... 5,724 124.44 28.63 .88 75 616.06 35.62 .35 — — — 100 * — Killen (OH) ...................................................... 1,681 131.90 30.96 .65 20 508.70 33.85 .23 — — — 100 * — Delmarva Power and Light

.............................. 24 216.91 54.54 .67 201 388.10 24.92 .81 — — — 32 68 —

Edgemoor (DE) ................................................ 24 216.91 54.54 .67 201 388.10 24.92 .81 — — — 32 68 — Denton, City of

.................................................. — — — — 1 220.00 12.91 .10 2,326 433.69 4.55 — * 100

Spencer (TX).................................................... — — — — 1 220.00 12.91 .10 2,326 433.69 4.55 — * 100 Deseret Generation & Trans

........................... 2,028 156.72 31.12 .40 7 514.50 29.82 .01 — — — 100 * —

Bonanza (UT)................................................... 2,028 156.72 31.12 .40 7 514.50 29.82 .01 — — — 100 * — Detroit Edison Co

.............................................. 20,185 122.38 25.05 .59 970 493.35 29.68 .58 12,379 349.79 2.77 96 1 2

Conners Creek (MI)......................................... — — — — 1 669.18 38.79 .28 1,045 447.98 4.57 — * 100 Harbor Beach (MI) .......................................... 101 135.77 35.53 .97 7 637.93 36.92 .22 — — — 99 1 — Marysville (MI)................................................ 32 141.06 36.91 .94 3 441.80 25.65 .23 128 378.18 3.77 85 2 13 Monroe (MI) .................................................... 8,796 118.06 24.71 .64 34 631.07 36.76 .30 — — — 100 * — River Rouge (MI) ............................................ 1,174 126.38 27.20 .55 1 588.68 34.10 .25 3,680 293.52 .81 96 * 4 St Clair (MI) .................................................... 4,663 125.88 25.15 .64 236 631.79 36.99 .32 304 394.30 3.98 98 1 * Trenton Channel (MI)...................................... 2,071 113.13 23.74 .70 14 640.75 37.11 .50 — — — 100 * — Belle River (MI) .............................................. 3,348 133.67 25.43 .35 25 595.42 34.71 .13 — — — 100 * — Greenwood (MI) .............................................. — — — — 649 429.88 26.22 .71 7,222 340.91 3.44 52 17 31 Detroit Public Lighting Comm

........................ — — — — — — — — 3,147 402.14 4.10 — — 100

Mistersky (MI) ................................................. — — — — — — — — 3,147 402.14 4.10 — — 100 Dover, City of

.................................................... — — — — 271 374.78 23.97 .78 220 427.23 4.41 — 88 12

Mckee Run (DE).............................................. — — — — 271 374.78 23.97 .78 220 427.23 4.41 — 88 12 Duke Power

........................................................ 17,395 157.31 38.53 .87 131 534.57 31.20 .30 — — — 100 * —

Allen (NC)........................................................ 2,173 163.68 39.69 .89 25 530.35 31.01 .30 — — — 100 * — Buck (NC) ........................................................ 724 154.92 36.28 .70 — — — — — — — 100 — — Cliffside (NC) .................................................. 1,684 157.85 39.47 .97 12 545.95 31.87 .30 — — — 100 * — Dan River (NC)................................................ 208 161.09 41.30 .65 — — — — — — — 100 — — Marshall (NC) .................................................. 5,428 157.26 38.67 .86 32 546.14 31.88 .30 — — — 100 * — Riverbend (NC)................................................ 1,179 162.91 39.45 .97 — — — — — — — 100 — — Lee (SC) ........................................................... 572 180.34 43.77 .89 15 514.22 30.04 .30 — — — 99 1 — Belews Creek (NC).......................................... 5,427 151.22 37.08 .86 46 532.65 31.05 .30 — — — 100 * — East Kentucky Power Coop

............................. 4,060 134.21 32.48 .94 14 568.14 33.07 .14 — — — 100 * —

Cooper (KY) .................................................... 931 131.34 32.38 1.34 3 606.91 35.33 .20 — — — 100 * — Dale (KY)......................................................... 564 129.17 31.70 .80 4 594.83 34.63 .12 — — — 100 * — Spurlock (KY).................................................. 2,565 136.42 32.69 .83 7 535.59 31.18 .12 — — — 100 * — El Paso Electric

................................................. — — — — — — — — 30,728 415.31 4.25 — — 100

Rio Grande (TX).............................................. — — — — — — — — 8,471 364.74 3.73 — — 100 Newman (TX) .................................................. — — — — — — — — 22,257 434.56 4.44 — — 100 Electric Energy

.................................................. 5,113 86.90 15.36 .23 2 694.86 39.69 .25 173 574.27 6.03 100 * *

Joppa (IL)......................................................... 5,113 86.90 15.36 .23 2 694.86 39.69 .25 173 574.27 6.03 100 * * Empire Dist Electric

......................................... 541 114.96 21.83 .32 3 535.12 31.33 .04 155 512.39 5.17 98 * 1

Riverton (KS)................................................... 150 120.31 22.38 .53 — — — — 155 512.39 5.17 95 — 5 Asbury (MO).................................................... 391 112.97 21.61 .25 3 535.12 31.33 .04 — — — 100 * — Fayetteville Public Works Comm

................... — — — — 94 595.74 34.63 .27 746 435.01 4.50 — 41 59

Butler Warner (NC) ......................................... — — — — 94 595.74 34.63 .27 746 435.01 4.50 — 41 59 Florida Power and Light

.................................. — — — — 41,026 361.69 23.05 1.11 213,005 458.25 4.78 — 54 46

Cape Canaveral (FL)........................................ — — — — 4,028 378.43 24.07 .97 13,689 420.68 4.38 — 64 36 Cutler (FL) ....................................................... — — — — — — — — 3,059 455.61 4.76 — — 100
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)
Florida Power and Light

Fort Myers (FL) ............................................... — — — — 2,461 348.53 22.36 1.76 17,506 411.88 4.28 — 46 54 Lauderdale (FL) ............................................... — — — — 66 413.24 23.72 .08 47,245 490.62 5.13 — 1 99 Port Everglades (FL)........................................ — — — — 6,947 357.76 22.75 .95 10,090 403.08 4.20 — 81 19 Riviera (FL)...................................................... — — — — 4,017 345.09 22.11 1.56 4,690 398.60 4.15 — 84 16 Sanford (FL)..................................................... — — — — 4,191 376.31 23.97 1.48 5,873 487.41 5.10 — 81 19 Turkey Point (FL) ............................................ — — — — 2,994 362.06 23.13 .98 12,843 445.68 4.65 — 59 41 Manatee (FL).................................................... — — — — 10,354 354.22 22.55 .96 — — — — 100 — Martin (FL) ...................................................... — — — — 5,968 373.70 23.79 .89 80,787 476.24 4.98 — 31 69 Putnam (FL) ..................................................... — — — — — — — — 17,222 409.75 4.27 — — 100 Florida Power Corp 3

........................................ 5,439 200.10 49.94 0.81 10,739 335.68 21.64 1.45 9,231 322.98 3.34 63 32 4

Crystal River (FL)............................................ 3,037 198.12 50.19 .91 105 571.30 33.38 .49 — — — 99 1 — Bartow (FL)...................................................... — — — — 2,515 309.41 20.16 1.87 550 291.55 3.01 — 97 3 Suwannee (FL)................................................. — — — — 760 382.17 24.67 1.42 233 302.78 3.12 — 95 5 Hines Energy (FL) ........................................... — — — — 22 358.25 19.95 .02 5,937 305.17 3.16 — 2 98 Anclote (FL)..................................................... — — — — 6 521.56 30.27 .47 2,510 373.73 3.88 — 1 99 IMT Transfer (LA) .......................................... 2,402 202.69 49.63 .68 — — — — — — — 100 — — Storage Facility # 1........................................ — — — — 7,332 336.71 21.66 1.32 — — — — 100 — Fort Pierce, City of

........................................... — — — — — — — — 705 709.69 7.44 — — 100

H D King (FL)................................................. — — — — — — — — 705 709.69 7.44 — — 100 Fremont Dept of Public Utilities

..................... 323 98.20 17.56 .23 — — — — 102 564.22 5.64 98 — 2

Wright (NE) ..................................................... 323 98.20 17.56 .23 — — — — 102 564.22 5.64 98 — 2 Gainesville Regional Utilities

........................... 462 194.44 50.76 .70 102 489.05 30.73 1.35 2,897 478.20 5.00 77 4 19

Deerhaven (FL) ................................................ 462 194.44 50.76 .70 78 480.26 30.33 1.41 2,063 484.61 5.07 82 3 15 Jr Kelly (FL) .................................................... — — — — 24 518.26 32.04 1.16 834 462.27 4.82 — 15 85 Garland Municipal Pwr and Lt

...................... — — — — — — — — 4,170 424.43 4.31 — — 100

Newman (TX) .................................................. — — — — — — — — 102 368.94 3.77 — — 100 Olinger (TX) .................................................... — — — — — — — — 4,068 425.82 4.32 — — 100 Georgia Power

................................................... 33,639 166.38 39.06 .81 322 668.53 38.89 .50 177 305.92 3.15 100 * *

Arkwright (GA)................................................ 184 157.77 40.30 2.11 * 696.30 40.50 .50 172 304.63 3.13 96 * 4 Atkinson-Mcdonough (GA)............................. 1,266 142.87 36.46 1.08 — — — — 2 331.43 3.39 100 — * Bowen (GA)..................................................... 8,608 156.50 38.38 .98 21 569.63 33.14 .50 — — — 100 * — Hammond (GA) ............................................... 1,910 147.28 37.58 .81 13 531.38 30.91 .50 — — — 100 * — Harllee Branch (GA)........................................ 3,516 179.95 44.95 1.05 10 593.76 34.54 .50 — — — 100 * — Mcmanus (GA) ................................................ — — — — 172 733.23 42.65 .50 — — — — 100 — Mitchell (GA)................................................... 203 189.19 48.19 1.03 32 680.85 39.60 .50 — — — 96 4 — Yates (GA) ....................................................... 2,736 163.21 41.16 1.10 18 587.18 34.16 .50 2 376.38 3.90 100 * * Wansley (GA) .................................................. 4,677 162.66 40.41 .90 17 542.54 31.56 .50 — — — 100 * — Scherer (GA) .................................................... 10,540 181.11 36.89 .42 38 580.59 33.77 .50 — — — 100 * — Glendale Public Service Dept

.......................... — — — — — — — — 4,203 653.61 6.22 — — 100

Glendale (CA) .................................................. — — — — — — — — 4,203 653.61 6.22 — — 100 Grand Haven Light & Power

.......................... 205 133.29 34.02 2.35 — — — — 14 699.28 6.99 100 — *

J B Simms (MI) ............................................... 205 133.29 34.02 2.35 — — — — 14 699.28 6.99 100 — * Grand Island Utilities

....................................... 449 72.20 12.68 .29 — — — — 393 360.86 3.61 95 — 5

Platte (NE)........................................................ 449 72.20 12.68 .29 — — — — — — — 100 — — Burdick (NE).................................................... — — — — — — — — 393 360.86 3.61 — — 100 Grand River Dam Authority

........................... 3,489 88.60 14.96 .34 — — — — 115 417.51 4.17 100 — *

GRDA No 1 (OK) ........................................... 3,489 88.60 14.96 .34 — — — — 115 417.51 4.17 100 — * Greenville Electric Dept

................................... — — — — — — — — 147 416.35 4.42 — — 100

Power Lane (TX) ............................................. — — — — — — — — 147 416.35 4.42 — — 100 Gulf Power

......................................................... 3,313 161.19 39.20 1.02 13 517.69 30.11 .45 1,064 289.62 2.90 99 * 1

Crist (FL).......................................................... 2,110 157.39 38.00 1.11 5 406.04 23.62 .45 1,064 289.62 2.90 98 * 2 Scholtz (FL) ..................................................... 160 159.64 40.58 .93 1 593.62 34.53 .45 — — — 100 * — Smith (FL)........................................................ 1,043 169.00 41.42 .83 7 579.44 33.71 .45 — — — 100 * — Gulf States Utilities

........................................... 2,511 113.69 19.97 .38 — — — — 174,783 416.57 4.34 20 — 80

Louisiana 1 (LA).............................................. — — — — — — — — 404 380.80 3.94 — — 100 Nelson (LA) ..................................................... 2,511 113.69 19.97 .38 — — — — 24,119 429.35 4.46 64 — 36
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)

Gulf States Utilities

Willow Glen (LA)............................................ — — — — — — — — 40,568 423.42 4.42 — — 100 Lewis Creek (TX) ............................................ — — — — — — — — 26,621 404.53 4.21 — — 100 Sabine (TX)...................................................... — — — — — — — — 81,814 414.35 4.32 — — 100 Spindletop Storage (TX).................................. — — — — — — — — 1,257 360.99 3.74 — — 100 Hamilton, City of

............................................... 150 147.52 35.88 0.98 — — — — 114 595.88 6.13 97 — 3

Hamilton (OH) ................................................. 150 147.52 35.88 .98 — — — — 114 595.88 6.13 97 — 3 Hastings Utilities

................................................ 332 67.30 11.80 .29 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Hastings (NE)................................................... 332 67.30 11.80 .29 — — — — — — — 100 — — Hawaiian Electric

.............................................. — — — — 10,262 490.34 30.80 0.46 — — — — 100 —

Kahe (HI) ......................................................... — — — — 774 491.67 30.96 .45 — — — — 100 — Waiau (HI) ....................................................... — — — — 30 668.85 38.84 .25 — — — — 100 — Storage Facility # 1........................................ — — — — 9,458 489.71 30.76 .46 — — — — 100 — Holland Board of Public Wks

......................... 146 169.53 42.57 .86 1 626.00 36.02 .04 337 364.57 3.76 91 * 9

James De Young (MI) ..................................... 146 169.53 42.57 .86 1 626.00 36.02 .04 337 364.57 3.76 91 * 9 Hoosier Energy R E C

...................................... 3,736 102.93 22.96 2.82 23 605.43 35.09 .10 — — — 100 * —

Frank E Ratts (IN) ........................................... 709 104.62 23.42 1.36 3 555.73 32.21 .10 — — — 100 * — Merom (IN) ...................................................... 3,027 102.53 22.86 3.16 20 611.73 35.46 .10 — — — 100 * — Houston Lighting and Power

........................... 16,423 157.06 24.47 .74 — — — — 181,033 423.17 4.32 58 — 42

Limestone (TX)................................................ 7,169 127.07 17.17 1.20 — — — — 788 408.56 4.19 99 — 1 Cedar Bayou (TX) ........................................... — — — — — — — — 53,981 419.65 4.28 — — 100 Deepwater (TX) ............................................... — — — — — — — — 1,081 403.94 4.20 — — 100 Green Bayou (TX) ........................................... — — — — — — — — 6,337 483.26 4.95 — — 100 Robinson (TX) ................................................. — — — — — — — — 55,307 401.76 4.09 — — 100 Bertron (TX) .................................................... — — — — — — — — 12,463 398.59 4.07 — — 100 Wharton (TX)................................................... — — — — — — — — 19,529 479.39 4.86 — — 100 Parish (TX)....................................................... 9,254 175.32 30.13 .38 — — — — 22,905 416.92 4.32 87 — 13 Webster (TX) ................................................... — — — — — — — — 4,904 370.42 3.77 — — 100 Storage Facility # 2........................................ — — — — — — — — 3,739 598.22 5.98 — — 100 Imperial Irrigation District

.............................. — — — — 76 631.66 36.61 .22 3,792 1,011.70 10.26 — 10 90

El Centro (CA)................................................. — — — — 76 631.66 36.61 .22 3,792 1,011.70 10.26 — 10 90 Indiana Michigan Power

.................................. 11,904 117.41 22.71 .53 62 442.15 25.29 .08 — — — 100 * —

Tanners Creek (IN) .......................................... 2,455 115.86 27.23 1.35 24 591.81 34.52 .04 — — — 100 * — Rockport (IN)................................................... 9,449 117.92 21.53 .32 38 342.64 19.35 .10 — — — 100 * — Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp

..................... 3,862 123.17 25.11 .57 7 602.79 34.43 .30 — — — 100 * —

Clifty Creek (IN).............................................. 3,862 123.17 25.11 .57 7 602.79 34.43 .30 — — — 100 * — Indianapolis Power and Light

......................... 4,180 97.49 21.69 2.00 43 586.31 34.05 .04 — — — 100 * —

Stout (IN) ......................................................... 1,232 111.48 24.28 1.17 36 571.97 33.24 .04 — — — 99 1 — Pritchard (IN) ................................................... 791 109.53 24.74 1.21 7 659.87 38.18 .04 — — — 100 * — Petersburg (IN)................................................. 2,157 85.27 19.10 2.77 — — — — — — — 100 — — Interstate Power

................................................ 1,685 86.56 15.72 .34 23 595.77 35.03 .05 516 485.27 4.85 98 * 2

Dubuque (IA) ................................................... 204 144.98 33.90 .57 2 535.71 31.50 .00 29 531.86 5.32 99 * 1 Lansing (IA)..................................................... 812 81.62 14.21 .31 13 598.06 35.17 .03 — — — 99 1 — Kapp (IA) ......................................................... 669 68.76 12.01 .30 — — — — 55 540.02 5.40 100 — * Fox Lake (MN) ................................................ — — — — 8 603.99 35.51 .08 432 475.16 4.75 — 10 90 IES Utilities

........................................................ 5,282 89.46 15.41 .34 108 627.83 36.92 .03 1,799 456.26 4.56 97 1 2

6th St (IA) ........................................................ 238 133.07 29.86 .36 1 645.32 37.94 .00 983 406.45 4.06 84 * 16 Praire Creek (IA) ............................................. 763 86.08 14.72 .31 5 711.38 41.83 .00 66 426.14 4.26 99 * 1 Sutherland (IA) ................................................ 570 81.13 14.77 .35 52 635.60 37.37 .04 683 520.80 5.21 91 3 6 Burlington (IA) ................................................ 757 85.13 14.17 .36 39 611.65 35.97 .01 66 560.28 5.60 98 2 1 Ottumwa (IA)................................................... 2,954 88.49 14.86 .33 10 605.81 35.62 .06 — — — 100 * — Jacksonville Electric Authority

....................... 3,474 160.42 39.13 .99 4,099 337.25 21.48 1.45 8,403 460.98 4.88 74 19 7

St Johns River (FL) ......................................... 3,436 159.65 38.95 .97 51 564.68 32.97 .35 — — — 100 * — Northside (FL).................................................. 38 231.10 55.99 2.37 3,340 324.11 20.63 1.59 7,199 464.02 4.91 7 69 25 Southside (FL).................................................. — — — — 708 383.67 24.64 .86 1,204 442.84 4.69 — 78 22 Jamestown Bd of Public Utilities

.................... 76 144.20 36.26 1.82 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Samuel A Carlson (NY) .................................. 76 144.20 36.26 1.82 — — — — — — — 100 — —
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)
Kansas City Bd Public Utilities

....................... 1,572 80.43 13.34 0.36 33 566.67 32.84 0.51 846 428.93 4.33 96 1 3

Kaw (KS) ......................................................... — — — — * 687.70 39.86 .50 393 369.77 3.74 — * 100 Quindaro (KS).................................................. 503 97.18 17.12 .29 27 563.17 32.64 .51 453 480.29 4.84 94 2 5 Nearman (KS) .................................................. 1,069 71.80 11.55 .39 6 578.85 33.55 .50 — — — 100 * — Kansas City Power and Light

......................... 9,445 80.49 14.18 .48 134 612.16 35.48 .07 2,205 487.42 4.87 98 * 1

La Cygne (KS)................................................. 4,259 77.83 13.81 .67 55 616.43 35.70 .06 — — — 100 * — Hawthorne (MO).............................................. 841 109.65 19.11 .30 — — — — 2,205 487.42 4.87 87 — 13 Montrose (MO) ................................................ 1,851 87.38 15.35 .38 23 542.62 31.61 .05 — — — 100 * — Iatan (MO)........................................................ 2,494 70.20 12.29 .30 15 588.81 34.12 .04 — — — 100 * — Storage Facility # 1........................................ — — — — 41 654.27 37.85 .10 — — — — 100 — Kansas Gas and Electric

.................................. — — — — 1,180 316.99 20.95 1.70 7,833 337.42 3.43 — 49 51

Evans (KS) ....................................................... — — — — 483 344.59 22.78 1.70 5,055 339.22 3.47 — 38 62 Gill (KS)........................................................... — — — — 585 291.06 19.23 1.70 2,128 333.84 3.42 — 64 36 Neosho (KS)..................................................... — — — — 111 333.36 22.05 1.70 651 334.91 3.20 — 54 46 Kansas Power and Light Co

............................ 13,942 115.59 20.09 .37 278 344.60 22.81 1.63 1,362 353.05 3.62 99 1 1

Hutchinson (KS) .............................................. — — — — 267 334.97 22.35 1.70 1,142 341.32 3.51 — 60 40 Lawrence (KS) ................................................. 1,934 136.41 26.93 .37 — — — — 105 464.33 4.74 100 — * Tecumseh (KS) ................................................ 830 129.90 25.26 .36 — — — — 116 368.95 3.74 99 — 1 Jeffrey Energy Cnt (KS).................................. 11,178 110.13 18.52 .37 11 634.80 34.13 .05 — — — 100 * — Kentucky Power (AEP)

.................................... 3,236 102.76 24.64 .92 19 633.78 37.18 .04 — — — 100 * —

Big Sandy (KY) ............................................... 3,236 102.76 24.64 .92 19 633.78 37.18 .04 — — — 100 * — Kentucky Utilities

.............................................. 7,558 118.66 27.36 1.42 42 560.90 32.98 .40 — — — 100 * —

Brown (KY) ..................................................... 1,558 127.42 30.64 1.55 8 528.56 31.08 .40 — — — 100 * — Ghent (KY) ...................................................... 5,413 115.58 26.22 1.35 22 576.39 33.89 .40 — — — 100 * — Green River (KY) ............................................ 454 122.48 28.33 2.04 7 510.83 30.04 .40 — — — 100 * — Tyrone (KY)..................................................... 133 121.50 31.68 .80 5 612.10 35.99 .40 — — — 99 1 — Lake Worth Utilities

......................................... — — — — 32 635.33 37.85 .70 2,757 621.71 6.38 — 6 94

Tom G Smith (FL)........................................... — — — — 32 635.33 37.85 .70 2,757 621.71 6.38 — 6 94 Lakeland Dept of Elec Wtr Utils

.................... 330 186.57 46.62 1.10 203 437.49 27.38 1.74 3,839 430.61 4.50 62 9 29

Larsen Mem (FL)............................................. — — — — 12 418.59 26.47 2.37 1,030 421.89 4.40 — 7 93 Plant 3-Mcintosh (FL) ..................................... 330 186.57 46.62 1.10 191 438.69 27.44 1.71 2,809 433.79 4.53 68 9 23 Lansing Board of Water and Light

................ 1,364 134.67 26.52 .47 13 382.80 22.19 .30 — — — 100 * —

Eckert (MI)....................................................... 1,046 120.24 21.68 .34 10 394.60 22.87 .30 — — — 100 * — Erickson (MI)................................................... 318 168.71 42.47 .92 3 341.00 19.76 .30 — — — 100 * — Long Island Lighting

........................................ — — — — 10,346 341.99 21.92 .78 62,146 379.11 3.85 — 51 49

Barrett (NY) ..................................................... — — — — 738 434.23 27.51 .34 14,151 375.60 3.89 — 24 76 Far Rockaway (NY)......................................... — — — — — — — — 3,265 562.46 5.86 — — 100 Glenwood (NY)................................................ — — — — — — — — 9,246 531.86 5.46 — — 100 Northport (NY) ................................................ — — — — 8,165 332.14 21.32 .80 25,555 328.96 3.30 — 67 33 Port Jefferson (NY).......................................... — — — — 1,443 351.19 22.46 .90 9,929 305.46 3.07 — 48 52 Los Angeles Dept of Wtr and Pwr

................. 5,350 136.41 32.24 .51 — — — — 41,175 1,166.95 11.88 75 — 25

Harbor (CA) ..................................................... — — — — — — — — 4,096 1,133.19 11.53 — — 100 Haynes (CA) .................................................... — — — — — — — — 25,684 1,203.70 12.20 — — 100 Scattergood (CA) ............................................. — — — — — — — — 9,802 1,055.06 10.85 — — 100 Valley (CA)...................................................... — — — — — — — — 1,594 1,358.60 13.88 — — 100 Intermountain (UT) .......................................... 5,350 136.41 32.24 .51 — — — — — — — 100 — — Louisiana Power and Light

.............................. — — — — 1,454 524.03 33.29 .46 100,794 398.03 4.13 — 8 92

Little Gypsy (LA) ............................................ — — — — 234 556.50 33.79 .24 30,537 444.41 4.63 — 4 96 Nine Mile (LA) ................................................ — — — — 194 555.88 33.81 .50 48,250 367.69 3.80 — 2 98 Sterlington (LA)............................................... — — — — 13 624.24 36.83 .50 11,609 410.45 4.23 — 1 99 Monroe (LA) .................................................... — — — — — — — — 624 407.58 4.20 — — 100 Waterford (LA) ................................................ — — — — 1,014 510.14 33.03 .50 9,774 386.84 4.12 — 39 61 Louisville Gas and Electric

.............................. 7,702 93.20 21.24 3.37 30 545.95 32.10 .25 353 458.91 4.70 100 * *

Cane Run (KY) ................................................ 1,604 95.58 21.66 3.51 — — — — 122 533.44 5.47 100 — * Mill Creek (KY) .............................................. 4,457 93.87 21.25 3.14 23 563.23 33.12 .25 231 419.37 4.30 100 * * Trimble County (KY) ...................................... 1,641 89.16 20.80 3.83 7 487.35 28.66 .25 — — — 100 * — Lower Colorado River Authority

.................... 6,426 90.73 15.38 .33 — — — — 24,927 421.43 4.33 81 — 19
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)
Lower Colorado River Authority

Gideon (TX)..................................................... — — — — — — — — 15,042 436.41 4.48 — — 100 T C Ferguson (TX) .......................................... — — — — — — — — 9,884 398.56 4.08 — — 100 S Seymour-Fayette (TX).................................. 6,426 90.73 15.38 0.33 — — — — — — — 100 — — Lubbock Power and Light Dept

...................... — — — — — — — — 5,572 459.38 4.62 — — 100

Holly Ave (TX)................................................ — — — — — — — — 3,632 468.56 4.72 — — 100 Plant 2 (TX) ..................................................... — — — — — — — — 1,940 442.06 4.42 — — 100 Madison Gas and Electric

................................ 199 152.70 33.65 1.51 — — — — 1,070 449.14 4.50 80 — 20

Blount (WI) ...................................................... 199 152.70 33.65 1.51 — — — — 1,070 449.14 4.50 80 — 20 Manitowoc Public Utilities

............................... 158 172.30 43.85 1.44 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Manitowoc (WI)............................................... 158 172.30 43.85 1.44 — — — — — — — 100 — — Marquette Bd of Light and Power

................. 193 138.80 27.25 .40 13 642.67 37.25 0.02 — — — 98 2 —

Shiras (MI) ....................................................... 193 138.80 27.25 .40 13 642.67 37.25 .02 — — — 98 2 — Massachusetts Mun Whsle Elec Co

................ — — — — — — — — 2,830 325.64 3.34 — — 100

Stonybrook (MA)............................................. — — — — — — — — 2,830 325.64 3.34 — — 100 Medina Electric Coop

....................................... — — — — 7 396.00 25.21 .48 554 365.05 4.25 — 7 93

Pearsall (TX) .................................................... — — — — 7 396.00 25.21 .48 554 365.05 4.25 — 7 93 Michigan South Central Power

....................... 173 169.45 40.51 2.72 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Project I (MI) ................................................... 173 169.45 40.51 2.72 — — — — — — — 100 — — MidAmerican Energy

....................................... 13,607 74.96 12.90 .33 15 559.40 31.95 .02 602 532.49 5.37 100 * *

Riverside (IA) .................................................. 433 82.23 14.21 .31 — — — — 319 501.66 5.06 96 — 4 Council Bluffs (IA).......................................... 3,668 60.36 10.35 .31 9 525.62 30.02 .01 38 547.11 5.47 100 * * George Neal 1-4 (IA) ...................................... 6,746 75.41 13.07 .35 6 610.63 34.88 .02 164 615.52 6.21 100 * * Louisa (IA)....................................................... 2,760 92.28 15.65 .30 — — — — 82 479.73 4.87 100 — * Minnesota Power and Light

............................. 4,268 117.73 21.31 .56 19 685.21 39.43 .20 — — — 100 * —

Laskin Energy Center (MN)............................ 431 121.02 22.67 .37 2 694.19 39.94 .20 — — — 100 * — Boswell Energy Center (MN).......................... 3,837 117.34 21.16 .58 17 683.99 39.36 .20 — — — 100 * — Minnkota Power Coop

...................................... 3,972 71.41 9.52 .87 19 583.97 34.34 .40 — — — 100 * —

Young (ND) ..................................................... 3,972 71.41 9.52 .87 19 583.97 34.34 .40 — — — 100 * — Mississippi Power

.............................................. 5,096 165.79 38.48 .64 87 558.46 32.56 .33 39,722 351.07 3.61 74 * 26

Eaton (MS)....................................................... — — — — — — — — 102 466.45 4.82 — — 100 Sweatt (MS) ..................................................... — — — — — — — — 167 471.83 4.88 — — 100 Watson (MS) .................................................... 2,213 157.13 36.55 .80 10 674.03 38.77 .37 3,231 366.48 3.79 94 * 6 Daniel (MS)...................................................... 2,883 172.46 39.96 .52 77 543.03 31.71 .33 33,499 338.46 3.48 66 * 34 Petal Gas (MS)................................................. — — — — — — — — 2,722 475.17 4.91 — — 100 Mississippi Pwr and Lt

..................................... — — — — 8,369 375.49 24.45 2.99 27,502 314.74 3.23 — 66 34

Wilson (MS)..................................................... — — — — 4,772 381.14 24.73 3.00 16,149 305.34 3.12 — 65 35 Delta (MS)........................................................ — — — — 505 389.45 25.67 3.00 1,135 426.18 4.36 — 74 26 Brown (MS) ..................................................... — — — — 1 615.44 36.40 .50 6,225 404.65 4.15 — * 100 Gerald Andrus (MS) ........................................ — — — — 3,091 364.48 23.81 2.99 3,993 182.62 1.90 — 83 17 Monongahela Power (APS)

.............................. 3,561 109.61 27.15 2.53 14 650.05 38.50 .29 179 646.48 6.46 100 * *

Albright (WV).................................................. 419 105.80 26.47 1.61 3 611.33 36.20 .30 — — — 100 * — Ft Martin (WV)................................................ 556 106.51 26.56 1.60 7 639.08 37.85 .30 — — — 100 * — Harrison (WV) ................................................. 1,126 120.45 29.56 3.35 1 611.35 36.20 .22 57 750.28 7.50 100 * * Rivesville (WV) ............................................... 255 121.35 28.53 1.03 2 688.37 40.77 .30 — — — 100 * — Willow Island (WV) ........................................ 488 112.47 29.27 1.46 — — — — 26 649.64 6.50 100 — * Pleasants (WV) ................................................ 718 91.19 22.30 3.76 1 829.31 49.11 .30 96 584.45 5.84 99 * 1 Montana-Dakota Utilities

................................. 3,417 79.84 11.08 1.00 — — — — 11 667.30 7.52 100 — *

Heskett (ND) .................................................... 561 96.00 13.57 .76 — — — — 1 687.47 7.08 100 — * Lewis and Clark (MT)..................................... 307 94.93 12.42 .53 — — — — 11 666.39 7.54 100 — * Coyote (ND)..................................................... 2,550 74.53 10.37 1.11 — — — — — — — 100 — — Morgan City, City of

........................................ — — — — — — — — 760 288.14 3.03 — — 100

Morgan City (LA)............................................ — — — — — — — — 760 288.14 3.03 — — 100 Muscatine Power and Water

........................... 951 87.73 14.53 .61 — — — — 107 643.96 6.53 99 — 1

Muscatine (IA) ................................................. 951 87.73 14.53 .61 — — — — 107 643.96 6.53 99 — 1
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)
Nebraska Public Power System

....................... 6,606 51.79 8.89 0.31 5 715.94 41.54 0.10 173 474.48 4.74 100 * *

Sheldon (NE).................................................... 899 65.15 11.20 .32 2 690.01 40.03 .10 7 556.51 5.57 100 * * Gerald Gentleman (NE)................................... 5,707 49.69 8.52 .30 3 729.15 42.30 .10 166 470.88 4.71 100 * * Nevada Power

.................................................... 2,154 118.13 27.98 .59 9 585.06 34.18 .30 34,540 867.83 8.88 59 * 41

Clark (NV) ....................................................... — — — — — — — — 31,202 871.13 8.92 — — 100 Gardner (NV) ................................................... 2,154 118.13 27.98 .59 9 585.06 34.18 .30 — — — 100 * — Sunrise (NV) .................................................... — — — — — — — — 3,339 837.06 8.58 — — 100 New Orleans Public Service

............................. — — — — 580 436.47 28.50 1.50 22,135 406.89 4.22 — 14 86

Paterson (LA)................................................... — — — — 1 602.68 35.64 .50 2,521 384.61 3.98 — * 100 Michoud (LA) .................................................. — — — — 579 436.12 28.48 1.50 19,615 409.75 4.25 — 16 84 Northern Indiana Public Service

..................... 9,133 126.48 25.36 1.28 — — — — 1,294 495.56 5.06 99 — 1

Bailly (IN) ........................................................ 1,403 142.67 32.25 2.63 — — — — 92 610.80 6.23 100 — * Mitchell (IN) .................................................... 1,008 126.44 23.31 .29 — — — — 536 469.88 4.78 97 — 3 Michigan City (IN) .......................................... 1,427 122.14 23.26 .38 — — — — 472 474.45 4.85 98 — 2 Rollin Schahfer (IN) ........................................ 5,295 122.75 24.48 1.36 — — — — 194 563.36 5.76 100 — * Northern States Power

..................................... 13,255 94.62 16.70 .44 13 685.60 39.79 .40 993 487.77 4.92 100 * *

Black Dog (MN) .............................................. 661 100.77 17.81 .20 — — — — 221 492.06 4.96 98 — 2 High Bridge (MN) ........................................... 781 92.35 16.55 .20 — — — — 455 513.65 5.20 97 — 3 King (MN)........................................................ 1,742 102.59 18.27 .37 — — — — 21 384.66 3.89 100 — * Riverside (MN) ................................................ 1,310 94.16 16.88 .20 — — — — 38 481.15 4.85 100 — * Bay Front (WI) ................................................ 166 146.32 29.69 .30 — — — — 258 447.72 4.50 95 — 5 Sherburne County (MN) .................................. 8,595 91.62 16.03 .53 13 685.60 39.79 .40 — — — 100 * — Ohio Power

......................................................... 15,598 143.01 34.03 2.38 133 625.36 36.34 .02 — — — 100 * —

Muskingum (OH)............................................. 3,348 131.82 31.21 2.28 29 662.38 38.47 .03 — — — 100 * — Kammer (WV) ................................................. 1,523 112.14 29.17 1.46 5 640.02 37.53 .02 — — — 100 * — Mitchell (WV).................................................. 3,500 146.96 35.74 .80 43 672.08 39.06 .00 — — — 100 * — Gavin (OH) ...................................................... 7,226 153.61 35.53 3.39 55 567.16 32.93 .04 — — — 100 * — Ohio Valley Electric Corp

................................ 2,554 106.60 26.48 2.15 13 667.25 38.08 .36 — — — 100 * —

Kyger Creek (OH) ........................................... 2,554 106.60 26.48 2.15 13 667.25 38.08 .36 — — — 100 * — Oklahoma Gas and Electric

............................. 8,609 78.20 13.71 .25 15 577.29 34.51 .00 64,329 477.26 4.95 69 * 31

Horseshoe Lake (OK) ...................................... — — — — — — — — 11,442 411.46 4.27 — — 100 Muskogee (OK)................................................ 5,166 78.39 13.75 .25 — — — — 2,145 429.01 4.45 98 — 2 Mustang (OK) .................................................. — — — — — — — — 8,912 423.29 4.39 — — 100 Seminole (OK) ................................................. — — — — — — — — 41,830 509.23 5.28 — — 100 Sooner (OK)..................................................... 3,443 77.92 13.66 .25 15 577.29 34.51 .00 — — — 100 * — Omaha Public Power District

.......................... 5,239 57.85 9.89 .31 5 598.96 34.72 .20 294 441.53 4.46 100 * *

North Omaha (NE) .......................................... 2,263 61.08 10.56 .31 — — — — 294 441.53 4.46 99 — 1 Nebraska City (NE) ......................................... 2,975 55.35 9.38 .32 5 598.96 34.72 .20 — — — 100 * — Orlando Utilities Comm

................................... 2,544 166.09 42.26 1.20 8 495.44 30.72 .68 — — — 100 * —

Stanton Energy (FL) ........................................ 2,544 166.09 42.26 1.20 8 495.44 30.72 .68 — — — 100 * — Orrville, City of

................................................. 180 102.95 23.95 3.89 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Orrville (OH).................................................... 180 102.95 23.95 3.89 — — — — — — — 100 — — Otter Tail Power

............................................... 2,693 107.85 18.51 .33 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Hoot Lake (MN) .............................................. 511 125.70 23.25 .35 — — — — — — — 100 — — Big Stone (SD)................................................. 2,182 103.27 17.41 .33 — — — — — — — 100 — — Owensboro Municipal Utilities

........................ 1,139 90.95 19.49 3.25 8 506.45 29.78 * — — — 99 1 —

Smith (KY)....................................................... 1,139 90.95 19.49 3.25 8 506.45 29.78 * — — — 99 1 — Pacific Gas and Electric

................................... — — — — 369 594.98 37.18 1.10 9,982 587.71 5.99 — 18 82

Humboldt Bay (CA) ........................................ — — — — 369 594.98 37.18 1.10 5,571 464.33 4.74 — 29 71 Hunters Point (CA) .......................................... — — — — — — — — 4,411 743.93 7.58 — — 100 PacifiCorp

........................................................... 22,216 87.36 17.25 .54 83 694.00 40.81 .30 11,488 460.72 4.85 97 * 3

Carbon (UT)..................................................... 561 59.17 14.41 .48 — — — — — — — 100 — — Gadsby (UT) .................................................... — — — — — — — — 11,083 463.59 4.88 — — 100 Johnston (WY) ................................................. 3,239 56.24 9.41 .35 12 749.23 44.05 .30 — — — 100 * — Naughton (WY)................................................ 2,266 96.60 19.09 .97 — — — — 405 381.76 4.01 99 — 1 Wyodak (WY).................................................. 1,929 74.02 11.93 .60 8 743.19 43.70 .30 — — — 100 * —
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)
PacifiCorp

Emery-Hunter (UT).......................................... 3,499 90.47 21.20 0.54 18 671.59 39.49 0.30 — — — 100 * — Jim Bridger (WY) ............................................ 8,451 104.89 19.66 .53 21 726.04 42.69 .30 — — — 100 * — Huntington (UT) .............................................. 2,271 69.72 16.74 .42 24 638.77 37.56 .30 — — — 100 * — Painesville Electric Light Dept

........................ 88 137.72 34.09 2.50 — — — — 22 863.76 8.64 99 — 1

Painesville (OH)............................................... 88 137.72 34.09 2.50 — — — — 22 863.76 8.64 99 — 1 Pasadena Water and Power Dept

................... — — — — — — — — 2,079 1,087.14 11.13 — — 100

Broadway (CA) ................................................ — — — — — — — — 2,079 1,087.14 11.13 — — 100 Philadelphia Electric

......................................... 208 155.31 40.71 1.91 637 372.62 23.40 .46 120 851.43 8.87 57 42 1

Cromby (PA).................................................... 13 163.65 41.84 2.28 174 243.82 15.58 .65 36 720.50 7.50 22 75 2 Delaware (PA).................................................. — — — — 2 576.23 33.84 .19 — — — — 100 — Eddystone (PA) ................................................ 195 154.77 40.63 1.89 461 421.58 26.30 .39 84 906.48 9.45 63 36 1 Plains Elec Gen and Trans Coop

.................... 533 135.12 24.75 .83 — — — — 114 658.03 5.55 99 — 1

Escalante (NM) ................................................ 533 135.12 24.75 .83 — — — — 114 658.03 5.55 99 — 1 Platte River Authority

...................................... 1,312 61.65 10.89 .23 21 612.24 35.38 .27 — — — 99 1 —

Rawhide (CO) .................................................. 1,312 61.65 10.89 .23 21 612.24 35.38 .27 — — — 99 1 — Portland General Electric

................................ 2,583 110.99 19.33 .38 337 636.17 37.41 .07 43,147 374.91 3.82 49 2 48

Boardman (OR)................................................ 2,583 110.99 19.33 .38 — — — — — — — 100 — — Coyote Springs (OR) ....................................... — — — — — — — — 13,100 302.76 3.09 — — 100 Beaver (OR) ..................................................... — — — — 337 636.17 37.41 .07 30,047 406.36 4.14 — 6 94 Power Authority State of NY

.......................... — — — — 2,736 416.89 26.01 .21 18,058 471.59 4.79 — 48 52

Poletti (NY)...................................................... — — — — 2,665 414.66 25.90 .21 10,147 327.54 3.34 — 62 38 Richard Flynn (NY)......................................... — — — — 71 504.54 29.85 .14 7,911 658.30 6.64 — 5 95 Public Serv Co of New Hampshire

................. 1,710 167.22 43.52 1.34 934 336.71 21.56 .81 495 238.70 2.56 87 12 1

Merrimack (NH) .............................................. 1,125 165.30 43.54 1.68 3 581.48 33.65 .27 — — — 100 * — Schiller (NH).................................................... 585 171.02 43.48 .67 — — — — — — — 100 — — Newington Station (NH).................................. — — — — 931 335.95 21.52 .82 495 238.70 2.56 — 92 8 Public Serv Co of Oklahoma

........................... 3,272 115.91 20.27 .39 140 621.96 36.57 .00 70,207 423.22 4.34 44 1 55

Northeastern (OK)............................................ 3,272 115.91 20.27 .39 11 634.60 37.31 .00 21,378 378.16 3.86 72 * 28 Southwestern (OK) .......................................... — — — — 40 556.13 32.70 .00 9,768 458.29 4.77 — 2 98 Tulsa (OK) ....................................................... — — — — — — — — 2,941 416.30 4.26 — — 100 Riverside (OK)................................................. — — — — 88 650.00 38.22 .00 26,548 429.75 4.38 — 2 98 Comanche (CS) (OK) ...................................... — — — — — — — — 9,572 470.98 4.86 — — 100 Public Service Co of Colorado

........................ 10,484 89.18 17.09 .39 — — — — 34,601 369.82 3.77 85 — 15

Araphoe (CO)................................................... 857 80.64 14.13 .29 — — — — 1,474 403.93 4.01 91 — 9 Cameo (CO) ..................................................... 296 96.72 21.44 .48 — — — — 95 658.34 6.69 99 — 1 Cherokee (CO) ................................................. 2,057 97.12 22.02 .49 — — — — 2,203 397.88 3.94 96 — 4 Comanche (CO) ............................................... 2,492 64.52 11.09 .32 — — — — 104 416.65 4.16 100 — * Valmont (CO) .................................................. 590 111.53 24.19 .41 — — — — 204 416.06 4.11 98 — 2 Zuni (CO)......................................................... — — — — — — — — 1,167 473.82 4.69 — — 100 Hayden (CO) .................................................... 1,666 100.90 20.96 .42 — — — — 13 234.40 2.56 100 — * Fort St. Vrain (CO).......................................... — — — — — — — — 29,292 360.68 3.69 — — 100 Pawnee (CO) .................................................... 2,525 90.91 15.30 .36 — — — — 49 425.17 4.34 100 — * Public Service Co of Indiana

........................... 16,542 110.30 24.35 1.65 176 602.40 34.66 .30 — — — 100 * —

Cayuga (IN)...................................................... 3,178 124.69 27.25 .95 21 684.44 39.38 .30 — — — 100 * — Edwardsport (IN) ............................................. 351 108.51 24.17 1.47 10 615.06 35.39 .30 — — — 99 1 — Noblesville (IN) ............................................... 185 145.36 30.55 1.55 2 574.07 33.03 .30 — — — 100 * — Gallagher (IN) .................................................. 1,259 127.73 30.89 1.91 51 597.52 34.38 .30 — — — 99 1 — Wabash River (IN)........................................... 2,121 107.67 23.10 1.49 32 614.73 35.37 .30 — — — 100 * — Gibson Station (IN).......................................... 9,447 102.92 22.67 1.90 61 570.65 32.84 .30 — — — 100 * — Public Service Co of New Mexico

................... 6,118 184.67 35.25 .70 29 631.49 36.07 1.00 5,458 527.67 5.41 95 * 5

Reeves (NM) .................................................... — — — — — — — — 5,458 527.67 5.41 — — 100 San Juan (NM)................................................. 6,118 184.67 35.25 .70 29 631.49 36.07 1.00 — — — 100 * — Richmond Power and Light

............................. 321 152.50 35.78 2.08 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Whitewater (IN) ............................................... 321 152.50 35.78 2.08 — — — — — — — 100 — — Rochester Dept Public Utilities

........................ 191 184.21 42.94 .96 — — — — 269 645.35 6.53 94 — 6

Silver Lake (MN)............................................. 191 184.21 42.94 .96 — — — — 269 645.35 6.53 94 — 6
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)
Rochester Gas and Electric Corp

................... 660 140.50 36.90 2.06 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Russell Station 7 (NY) .................................... 660 140.50 36.90 2.06 — — — — — — — 100 — — Ruston Util Sys

.................................................. — — — — — — — — 991 421.16 4.38 — — 100

Steam Plant (LA) ............................................. — — — — — — — — 991 421.16 4.38 — — 100 Sacramento Municipal Utility Di

.................... — — — — — — — — 22,773 657.01 6.57 — — 100

Central Valley (CA)......................................... — — — — — — — — 5,363 652.68 6.53 — — 100 SCA Cogen Proj (CA)..................................... — — — — — — — — 7,211 669.75 6.70 — — 100 SPA Cogen Proj (CA) ..................................... — — — — — — — — 10,199 650.28 6.50 — — 100 Salt River Project

.............................................. 11,689 119.84 25.32 .51 282 702.76 41.27 0.31 32,285 422.88 4.30 88 1 12

Agua Fria (AZ) ................................................ — — — — 204 713.10 41.93 .32 17,055 423.53 4.27 — 7 93 Kyrene (AZ)..................................................... — — — — 22 709.67 41.76 .10 3,678 535.93 5.52 — 3 97 Navajo (AZ) ..................................................... 8,223 117.14 25.56 .53 26 647.52 37.65 .31 — — — 100 * — Coronado (AZ)................................................. 3,466 127.01 24.74 .46 5 728.09 42.07 .05 — — — 100 * — Santan (AZ)...................................................... — — — — 25 665.50 39.13 .50 11,551 385.79 3.96 — 1 99 San Miguel Electric

........................................... 3,282 79.59 8.28 2.06 — — — — — — — 100 — —

San Miquel (TX).............................................. 3,282 79.59 8.28 2.06 — — — — — — — 100 — — Savannah Electric and Power

.......................... 723 152.20 38.07 .73 1 638.19 36.99 .50 1,064 331.41 3.39 94 * 6

Kraft (GA)........................................................ 436 142.18 35.62 .74 — — — — 1,056 330.43 3.38 91 — 9 Riverside (GA)................................................. — — — — — — — — 8 461.28 4.72 — — 100 McIntosh (GA)................................................. 287 167.45 41.79 .72 1 638.19 36.99 .50 — — — 100 * — Seminole Electric Coop

..................................... 3,301 180.24 43.99 2.79 42 577.70 33.39 .27 — — — 100 * —

Seminole (FL) .................................................. 3,301 180.24 43.99 2.79 42 577.70 33.39 .27 — — — 100 * — Sierra Pacific Power

......................................... 968 157.44 35.38 .40 — — — — 12,100 595.84 6.11 64 — 36

Fort Churchill (NV) ......................................... — — — — — — — — 4,484 597.86 6.08 — — 100 Tracy (NV)....................................................... — — — — — — — — 4,415 597.17 6.18 — — 100 Pinon Pine (NV) .............................................. — — — — — — — — 3,201 591.19 6.07 — — 100 North Valmy (NV)........................................... 968 157.44 35.38 .40 — — — — — — — 100 — — Sikeston Brd of Mun Utilities

.......................... 802 108.55 19.04 .34 3 645.75 38.24 .15 — — — 100 * —

Sikeston (MO).................................................. 802 108.55 19.04 .34 3 645.75 38.24 .15 — — — 100 * — South Carolina Electric and Gas

.................... 6,695 155.77 39.10 1.05 119 592.45 34.34 .20 798 256.70 2.64 99 * *

Canadys (SC) ................................................... 997 160.31 40.40 1.26 34 595.82 34.53 .20 146 323.60 3.33 99 1 1 Mcmeekin (SC) ................................................ 631 158.83 38.70 1.01 2 509.36 29.52 .20 139 225.40 2.32 99 * 1 Urguhart (SC)................................................... 639 153.70 40.14 1.37 3 608.04 35.24 .20 511 244.20 2.51 97 * 3 Wateree (SC).................................................... 1,857 158.97 39.54 1.12 49 585.37 33.93 .20 — — — 99 1 — Williams (SC) .................................................. 1,568 152.36 39.46 .81 26 604.03 35.01 .20 2 719.66 7.40 100 * * Cope (SC)......................................................... 1,003 150.13 36.04 .94 5 604.14 35.02 .20 — — — 100 * — South Carolina Public Serv Auth

................... 7,876 154.99 39.20 1.26 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Cross (SC) ........................................................ 3,282 153.98 39.22 1.32 — — — — — — — 100 — — Grainger (SC)................................................... 422 171.53 42.33 1.35 — — — — — — — 100 — — Jefferies (SC).................................................... 732 166.33 41.76 1.38 — — — — — — — 100 — — Winyah (SC) .................................................... 3,440 151.58 38.24 1.17 — — — — — — — 100 — — South Mississippi Elec Pwr Assn

.................... 1,027 152.51 37.45 .96 9 561.04 33.27 .33 4,826 460.72 4.76 83 * 16

Moselle (MS) ................................................... — — — — — — — — 4,826 460.72 4.76 — — 100 R D Morrow (MS)........................................... 1,027 152.51 37.45 .96 9 561.04 33.27 .33 — — — 100 * — Southern California Edison

............................. 4,933 123.70 27.12 .49 — — — — 295 1,652.66 16.93 100 — *

Mohave (NV) ................................................... 4,933 123.70 27.12 .49 — — — — 295 1,652.66 16.93 100 — * Southern Illinois Power Coop

.......................... 960 90.44 18.39 2.97 10 698.56 39.81 .04 — — — 100 * —

Marion (IL) ...................................................... 960 90.44 18.39 2.97 10 698.56 39.81 .04 — — — 100 * — Southern Indiana Gas and Elec

...................... 2,161 100.99 23.04 3.26 — — — — 154 602.80 6.22 100 — *

Culley (IN) ....................................................... 857 97.93 22.14 4.06 — — — — 31 760.91 7.86 100 — * A B Brown (IN)............................................... 1,015 100.60 23.03 3.05 — — — — 106 552.73 5.70 100 — * Warrick (IN)..................................................... 289 111.18 25.75 1.67 — — — — 16 627.43 6.48 100 — * Southwestern Electric Pwr

............................... 11,883 150.44 24.11 .64 191 635.03 38.65 .09 33,966 416.66 4.34 84 1 16

Arsenal Hill (LA)............................................. — — — — — — — — 1,556 400.08 4.36 — — 100 Lieberman (LA) ............................................... — — — — 38 617.51 38.88 .10 2,862 452.17 4.56 — 8 92
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)

Southwestern Electric Pwr

Knox Lee (TX) ................................................ — — — — 75 679.48 42.08 0.09 9,906 425.79 4.41 — 4 96 Lone Star (TX)................................................. — — — — — — — — 223 335.90 3.47 — — 100 Wilkes (TX) ..................................................... — — — — 39 615.07 36.17 .10 19,151 408.26 4.27 — 1 99 Flint Creek (AR) .............................................. 1,901 148.92 25.21 0.35 9 639.78 37.62 .09 — — — 100 * — Welsh Station (TX).......................................... 6,852 149.06 25.44 .32 29 563.54 33.14 .03 — — — 100 * — Pirkey (TX) ...................................................... 3,130 155.52 20.53 1.53 — — — — 268 481.34 5.24 99 — 1 Southwestern Public Service

............................ 8,563 137.93 24.22 .27 — — — — 71,543 415.44 4.20 68 — 32

Maddox (NM) .................................................. — — — — — — — — 7,298 393.35 4.00 — — 100 Cunningham (NM)........................................... — — — — — — — — 15,022 406.43 4.11 — — 100 Jones (TX)........................................................ — — — — — — — — 26,898 419.52 4.25 — — 100 Moore (TX) ...................................................... — — — — — — — — 391 357.85 3.77 — — 100 Nichols (TX) .................................................... — — — — — — — — 10,928 414.12 4.15 — — 100 Plant X (TX) .................................................... — — — — — — — — 10,788 433.19 4.39 — — 100 Riverview (TX) ................................................ — — — — — — — — 48 430.85 4.32 — — 100 Harrington (TX) ............................................... 4,533 119.57 21.14 .26 — — — — 105 527.15 5.40 100 — * Tolk (TX) ......................................................... 4,031 158.88 27.69 .27 — — — — 65 743.92 7.49 100 — * Springfield Wtr Lt and Pwr Dept

................... 1,222 116.42 24.33 2.77 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Dallman (IL) .................................................... 1,065 113.84 23.85 3.05 — — — — — — — 100 — — Lakeside (IL).................................................... 157 134.29 27.58 .86 — — — — — — — 100 — — St Joseph Light and Power

.............................. 423 113.80 22.12 .34 1 720.12 41.87 .40 994 375.03 3.74 89 * 11

Lakeroad (MO) ................................................ 423 113.80 22.12 .34 1 720.12 41.87 .40 994 375.03 3.74 89 * 11 Sunflower Electric Power Corp

....................... 1,363 104.90 17.76 .31 — — — — 1,757 377.78 3.67 93 — 7

Holcomb (KS) .................................................. 1,363 104.90 17.76 .31 — — — — 74 467.18 4.55 100 — * Garden City (KS)............................................. — — — — — — — — 1,684 373.86 3.63 — — 100 Tallahassee, City of

........................................... — — — — — — — — 14,798 442.11 4.62 — — 100

Hopkins (FL).................................................... — — — — — — — — 5,554 442.27 4.63 — — 100 Purdom (FL)..................................................... — — — — — — — — 9,244 442.01 4.61 — — 100 Tampa Electric4

................................................ 7,329 155.77 36.04 2.21 1,344 475.50 29.62 .73 — — — 96 4 —

Big Bend (FL).................................................. — — — — 30 587.63 34.06 .05 — — — 96 4 — Gannon (FL)..................................................... 301 175.16 44.26 1.20 57 553.87 32.10 .03 — — — 96 4 — Hookers Point (FL) .......................................... — — — — 1,023 446.28 28.41 .95 — — — — 100 — Polk Station (FL) ............................................. — — — — 234 582.53 33.76 .05 — — — — 100 — Davant Transfer (FL)....................................... 7,029 154.86 35.69 2.25 — — — — — — — 100 — — Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant

................. — — — — 86 420.13 26.51 .46 1,398 386.37 4.00 — 27 73

Cleary (MA)..................................................... — — — — 86 420.13 26.51 .46 1,398 386.37 4.00 — 27 73 Tennessee Valley Authority 5

........................... 36,556 121.92 27.99 1.70 137 559.49 32.87 .50 — — — 100 * —

Colbert (AL)..................................................... 1,075 136.25 32.42 1.39 — — — — — — — 100 — — Widows Creek (AL) ........................................ 3,084 139.50 33.22 2.36 18 583.36 34.28 .50 — — — 100 * — Paradise (KY)................................................... 4,779 96.29 20.21 3.86 7 588.71 34.59 .50 — — — 100 * — Shawnee (KY).................................................. 3,379 133.25 30.51 .55 15 554.00 32.55 .50 — — — 100 * — Allen (TN)........................................................ — — — — 1 616.86 36.25 .50 — — — — 100 — Bull Run (TN).................................................. 2,104 135.74 33.72 .96 26 510.97 30.02 .50 — — — 100 * — Cumberland (TN)............................................. 6,032 108.54 26.05 2.76 49 559.33 32.87 .50 — — — 100 * — Gallatin (TN).................................................... 16 117.21 29.69 2.43 — — — — — — — 100 — — Sevier (TN) ...................................................... 1,780 132.97 33.81 .91 2 632.59 37.17 .50 — — — 100 * — Johnsonville (TN) ............................................ 8 172.29 41.62 1.29 2 696.90 40.95 .50 — — — 95 5 — Kingston (TN) .................................................. 3,408 131.45 32.28 1.05 18 574.11 33.73 .50 — — — 100 * — GRT Terminal (TN)......................................... 8,951 122.19 26.69 .95 — — — — — — — 100 — — Cora Transfer (TN) .......................................... 1,939 119.16 24.87 .35 — — — — — — — 100 — — Terrebonne Parish Consol

............................... — — — — — — — — 946 390.31 4.16 — — 100

Houma (LA)..................................................... — — — — — — — — 946 390.31 4.16 — — 100 Texas Municipal Power

.................................... 2,089 134.41 22.71 .31 — — — — 26 379.60 3.87 100 — *

Gibbons Creek (TX) ........................................ 2,089 134.41 22.71 .31 — — — — 26 379.60 3.87 100 — * Texas New Mexico Power Co.

......................... 1,881 150.68 20.37 .93 — — — — 321 338.89 3.45 99 — 1

TNP One (TX) ................................................. 1,881 150.68 20.37 .93 — — — — 321 338.89 3.45 99 — 1 TXU Electric Co

................................................ 27,297 131.74 18.01 .79 945 687.85 40.02 * 273,845 425.09 4.36 57 1 43

Lake Hubbard (TX) ......................................... — — — — 59 699.40 40.54 .00 20,038 425.71 4.32 — 2 98
See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)

TXU Electric Co

Mountain Creek (TX) ...................................... — — — — — — — — 18,532 428.00 4.37 — — 100 North Lake (TX) .............................................. — — — — 135 699.40 40.54 0.00 13,335 413.04 4.25 — 5 95 Parkdale (TX)................................................... — — — — — — — — 3,476 379.88 3.83 — — 100 Eagle Mountain (TX)....................................... — — — — — — — — 7,391 388.64 3.94 — — 100 Graham (TX).................................................... — — — — — — — — 12,078 398.40 4.03 — — 100 Handley (TX) ................................................... — — — — 99 699.40 40.54 .00 20,880 432.98 4.44 — 3 97 Morgan Creek (TX) ......................................... — — — — — — — — 22,909 441.51 4.65 — — 100 North Main (TX).............................................. — — — — — — — — 251 310.33 3.17 — — 100 Permian Basin (TX)......................................... — — — — — — — — 24,378 424.54 4.42 — — 100 Big Brown (TX)............................................... 5,383 149.31 21.87 0.60 — — — — 173 338.94 3.54 100 — * Collin (TX)....................................................... — — — — — — — — 2,117 388.04 3.93 — — 100 Lake Creek (TX).............................................. — — — — 390 695.49 40.31 .00 5,557 416.97 4.28 — 28 72 River Crest (TX) .............................................. — — — — — — — — 143 317.07 3.35 — — 100 Stryker (TX)..................................................... — — — — 50 624.30 38.81 .00 17,472 448.45 4.61 — 2 98 Tradinghouse (TX)........................................... — — — — — — — — 46,026 420.39 4.31 — — 100 Trinidad (TX)................................................... — — — — — — — — 4,333 420.91 4.30 — — 100 Valley (TX) ...................................................... — — — — 25 699.40 40.54 .00 24,503 426.54 4.33 — 1 99 Martin Lake (TX) ............................................ 11,604 113.34 15.41 1.10 40 618.56 35.85 .02 — — — 100 * — Monticello (TX) ............................................... 9,474 144.69 19.23 .50 32 631.55 36.60 .01 — — — 100 * — Sandow No 4 (TX) .......................................... 836 121.24 15.62 1.08 — — — — — — — 100 — — Decordova (TX) ............................................... — — — — 115 699.40 40.54 .00 30,252 433.97 4.45 — 2 98 Tri-State G & T Assn Inc.

............................... 4,920 108.39 22.15 .42 18 890.68 45.77 .24 52 290.69 3.25 100 * *

Nucla (CO)....................................................... 365 112.80 24.06 .97 — — — — — — — 99 1 — Craig (CO)........................................................ 4,555 108.02 21.99 .38 18 890.68 45.77 .24 52 290.69 3.25 100 * * Tucson Electric Power Co

................................ 3,670 141.52 26.71 .83 13 496.52 29.55 .04 12,415 517.76 5.27 84 * 15

Irvington (AZ).................................................. 339 198.46 43.79 .48 — — — — 12,415 517.76 5.27 37 — 63 Springerville (AZ)............................................ 3,331 134.64 24.97 .86 13 496.52 29.55 .04 — — — 100 * — United Power Association

................................. 937 74.36 9.94 .72 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Stanton (ND) .................................................... 937 74.36 9.94 .72 — — — — — — — 100 — — UtiliCorp United Inc

......................................... 1,683 93.30 18.15 .33 — — — — — — — 100 — —

Sibley (MO) ..................................................... 1,683 93.30 18.15 .33 — — — — — — — 100 — — Vero Beach Municipal Utilities

....................... — — — — 343 673.08 40.86 .58 2,106 332.65 3.47 — 49 51

Vero Beach (FL) .............................................. — — — — 343 673.08 40.86 .58 2,106 332.65 3.47 — 49 51 Vineland, City of

............................................... 27 186.97 48.80 .92 64 453.98 28.60 .54 — — — 63 37 —

H M Down (NJ)............................................... 27 186.97 48.80 .92 64 453.98 28.60 .54 — — — 63 37 — Virginia Electric and Power

............................ 11,701 151.80 38.09 1.24 7,328 357.88 22.59 1.03 8,245 438.10 4.53 84 13 2

Bremo Bluff (VA)............................................ 508 173.33 43.55 .98 6 581.78 34.21 .20 — — — 100 * — Chesterfield (VA)............................................. 2,451 171.12 44.10 1.04 445 615.30 36.18 .20 7,744 443.78 4.59 86 4 11 Chesapeake Energy (VA) ................................ 1,268 177.28 45.77 .88 22 582.31 34.24 .20 — — — 100 * — Possum Point (VA) .......................................... 815 161.66 40.15 .97 2,234 359.34 22.68 .69 — — — 59 41 — Yorktown (VA) ................................................ 681 159.37 41.45 1.49 3 574.27 33.77 .20 500 350.40 3.64 97 * 3 Mount Storm (WV).......................................... 3,336 118.91 28.94 1.59 70 630.28 37.06 .20 — — — 99 1 — Clover (VA) ..................................................... 2,367 156.91 39.95 1.07 4 580.30 34.12 .09 — — — 100 * — North Branch (VA) .......................................... 273 96.82 19.43 2.75 — — — — — — — 99 1 — Storage Facility # 1........................................ — — — — 4,544 328.40 20.90 1.30 — — — — 100 — West Penn Power (APS)

................................... 542 107.01 27.44 2.20 1 569.03 33.70 .30 — — — 100 * —

Hatfield (PA).................................................... 542 107.01 27.44 2.20 1 569.03 33.70 .30 — — — 100 * — West Texas Utilities

........................................... 2,084 133.33 22.53 .35 143 694.75 40.85 .09 30,371 415.83 4.22 53 1 46

Oklaunion (TX)................................................ 2,084 133.33 22.53 .35 — — — — — — — 100 — — Oak Creek (TX) ............................................... — — — — — — — — 3,077 414.97 4.23 — — 100 Paint Creek (TX).............................................. — — — — 16 689.90 40.57 .00 3,353 401.22 4.14 — 3 97 Rio Pecos (TX) ................................................ — — — — — — — — 4,727 407.31 4.13 — — 100 San Angelo (TX).............................................. — — — — — — — — 6,272 448.39 4.41 — — 100 Fort Phantom (TX) .......................................... — — — — 127 695.36 40.89 .10 12,941 407.74 4.17 — 5 95 Western Farmers Electric Coop

...................... 1,748 108.00 18.88 .28 87 660.30 39.09 .10 11,758 437.14 4.50 71 1 28

Anadarko (OK) ................................................ — — — — 87 660.30 39.09 .10 8,966 442.51 4.55 — 5 95 Mooreland (OK)............................................... — — — — — — — — 2,792 419.98 4.34 — — 100 Hugo (OK) ....................................................... 1,748 108.00 18.88 .28 — — — — — — — 100 — —

See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 2001 (Continued)

Coal Petroleum 1 Gas % of Total Btu
Cost Cost Cost Recei- Electric Utility Recei- C Pe- pts (% (% Receipts G Plant (State) (cents pts (cents (cents o tro- (1,000 ($ per Avg. ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ a per (1,000 per per a le- Short Short Sulfur) per Sulfur) Mcf) per s MM bbls) MM MM l um Tons) Ton) bbl) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu)

WestPlains Energy

............................................ — — — — — — — — 5,746 367.30 3.66 — — 100

Cimarron River (KS) ....................................... — — — — — — — — 1,171 359.98 3.53 — — 100 Large (KS)........................................................ — — — — — — — — 3,883 381.74 3.82 — — 100 Mullergren (KS)............................................... — — — — — — — — 692 298.32 2.98 — — 100
Wisconsin Electric Power

................................. 11,868 102.91 19.29 0.38 16 569.66 33.23 0.26 991 475.05 4.82 100 * *

Presque Isle (MI) ............................................. 2,055 132.04 27.54 .44 16 569.66 33.23 .26 — — — 100 * — Oak Creek (WI) ............................................... 3,362 100.14 18.32 .28 — — — — 752 457.08 4.64 99 — 1 Port Washington (WI)...................................... 499 140.15 36.70 1.43 — — — — 37 440.21 4.44 100 — * Valley (WI) ...................................................... 578 160.87 38.75 .43 — — — — 72 475.59 4.80 100 — * Pleasant Prairie (WI)........................................ 5,373 76.86 13.02 .31 — — — — 130 588.39 5.99 100 — * Wisconsin Power and Light

............................. 7,481 104.97 18.38 .32 106 647.49 38.07 .02 272 536.37 5.36 99 * *

Blackhawk (WI)............................................... — — — — — — — — 272 536.37 5.36 — — 100 Edgewater (WI)................................................ 2,462 119.45 21.51 .32 73 642.31 37.77 .02 — — — 99 1 — Nelson Dewey (WI)......................................... 482 125.35 23.37 .33 12 719.89 42.33 .02 — — — 99 1 — Rock River (WI) .............................................. — — — — 5 646.33 38.00 .00 — — — — 100 — Columbia (WI) ................................................. 4,537 94.35 16.15 .32 15 613.31 36.06 .02 — — — 100 * — Wisconsin Public Service Corp

....................... 3,546 104.96 18.67 .26 — — — — 578 492.86 4.97 99 — 1

Pulliam (WI) .................................................... 1,576 107.31 19.34 .22 — — — — 419 484.43 4.88 99 — 1 Weston (WI)..................................................... 1,970 103.03 18.13 .29 — — — — 159 515.09 5.20 100 — * Wyandotte Dept of Mun Service

..................... 127 170.80 42.74 .81 — — — — 32 612.31 6.12 99 — 1

Wyandotte (MI)................................................ 127 170.80 42.74 .81 — — — — 32 612.31 6.12 99 — 1
Total

................................................................ 762,815 123.15 24.68 .89 114,523 392.05 24.86 1.09 2,152,366 448.65 4.61 84 4 12

1 Does not include petroleum coke receipts of 2,019,000 short tons at an average cost of 78.38 cents per million Btu. 2 Includes at least one delivery at a price of 1,000 cents per million Btu or greater. High price is frequently caused when fixedcosts are averaged into a small quantity.

3 The cost reported under IMT Transfer (Louisiana) is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility. Florida Power Corporation incurs additional costs for transporting coal from this transfer facility to the Crystal River power plant in Florida. This cost is not included in data shown in this report. When aggregated at the State level, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

4 The Tampa Electric Company reports coal destined for the Big Bend power plant in Florida as it is received at the Davant facili ty located in Louisiana. The cost reported under Davant Transfer is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility. Tampa Electric incurs addi tional costs for transporting coal from Davant to the Big Bend plant. These costs are not included in data shown in this report. When aggregated at the State leve l, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

5 Coal reported as delivered to the Cora and GRT transfer facilities is later transferred to individual electric plants located i n Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The cost of transportation from these facilities to the electric plants is not included in the costs shown in this report. Approximately 97 percent of the coal delivered to the Cora facility was transferred to the Allen plant in Tennessee. About 3 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. Approximately 80 percent of the coal delivered to the GRT facility was transferred to plants in Tennessee. Approximately 19 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. Less than 1 percent was transferred to plants in Kentucky. * =Number less than 0.5. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Mcf =thousand cubic feet.• MM Btu =million Btu. • bbls =barrels.• Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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